I love hearing queer pop songs becoming front and centre in the spotlight, and Charlotte Lawrence’s new track “Boys Like You” is an important one to note right now. It’s an honest exploration of her queer experience, and it’s one that a lot of queer people can relate to. “I can’t help it, I like…
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SINGLE REVIEW: Icona Pop – Where Do We Go From Here
It’s been ten years between records for Icona Pop, but the Swedish hitmakers are finally releasing their sophomore record “Club Romantech” on September 1. *Screams in pop*. Featuring recent singles “Feels In My Body”, “Spa”, “Off Of My Mind”, “You’re Free”, “I Want You”, “Faster” and “Shit We Do For Love”, they are already promising…
SINGLE REVIEW: Mahalia feat. JoJo – Cheat
“Once a cheat always a cheat” Mahalia declares in the opening moments of her new single “Cheat”, and the girl ain’t wrong. The British singer-songwriter is preparing the release of her sophomore studio album “IRL” on July 14, and it promises to be an honest and ear-worm hook filled body of work. Following the release…
INTERVIEW: Katy Steele
“I’m certainly not one to shy away from the spotlight” Katy Steele laughingly admits early on in our chat about her sophomore solo album “Big Star” (out now). The West Australian based artist who captured our hearts in the early 2000’s as the frontwoman of Little Birdy, has found herself in a really confident space…
SINGLE REVIEW: Dom Dolla feat. Nelly Furtado – Eat Your Man
2023 is the year of the Nelly Furtado comeback, and I couldn’t be more excited. It all started over New Years when the Canadian icon headlined Beyond The Valley in Victoria, and since then she’s been laying low and preparing new music for what will be an undeniable return. The first taste of what’s to…
SINGLE REVIEW: Cian Ducrot – Heaven
Last month Cian Ducrot wowed at his debut Australian headline shows with a set that already felt like a masterclass of musicianship. Cementing himself as a true performer, he commanded everyone’s attention through fan favourites, the hits, and some unreleased gems. One of the unreleased standouts was “Heaven”, an anthemic track about brotherhood which already…
SINGLE REVIEW: Cate – Girlfriend
“He says he wants a girlfriend, but he doesn’t wanna be a boyfriend” – let’s be real, we all know someone like this. Whether it be someone we’ve dated (shoutout to one of my exes xo), or a friend, acquaintance, or someone you rather just forget. And now Canadian raised and UK based singer-songwriter Cate…
SINGLE REVIEW: Tove Lo – I like u
Tove Lo is on her world domination as she celebrates the release of her fifth studio album “Dirt Femme”. Ahead of touching down in Australia next month for Splendour In The Grass, SPIN OFF Festival and headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne, the Swedish megastar has kept the new music rolling with another new single….
INTERVIEW: AYA YVES
When you’re an independent artist you have to make a lot of sacrifices for your art. You have to decide what means more to the project while trying to stick a really strict budget. For AYA YVES, live performance is where the heart of the project lives. The Byron Bay based artist has recently released…
SINGLE REVIEW: Kelly Clarkson – favorite kind of high
Kelly Clarkson is edging closer to the release of her tenth studio album “Chemistry” on June 23, and following the release of the powerful lead singles “me” and “mine” the icon has returned with her biggest pure-pop track since 2016’s “Piece By Piece” album. “favorite kind of high” is a liberating and sexy pop track…
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