I have been listening to music since I can remember: every genre, every artist, every edgy and niche subculture.
I am a great listener: I take pride in discovering unheard gems, trying to connect with their authors.
It never gets old, really… somehow, music keeps hypnotising us, surprising us, always, always offering something new. Must be some sort of magic.
Magnifying the depth of Breton’s brooding dark-pop universe, ‘Who Do I Call?’ stands out thanks to its heightened introspection and minimal, hypnotic production.
Steeped in sombre lyricism and an overall cathartic allure, ‘Dipped in Black’ uncovers DomLand’s heartfelt journey among grief, love, and resilience.
Marking Anastasia Koss’ long-awaited comeback, ‘Celebrate the Night’ is an elite pop single, the kind of relatable, catchy offering one would expect from a global star.
Packed with theatrical flair and playful, risky imagery, ‘Dynamite Daddy’ exposes the bold, euphoric character behind Banquet Darling. Fresh, unapologetic, and grandiose.
Not all records strive for the maximum amount of cultural impact. Some take a tangent towards escapism and meditation, simply existing in the sonic realm, translating instrumental goodness into moods and evocative feelings. ‘Walking In The City’ fits the brief rather perfectly, embracing an uplifting and playful adventure into soulful grooves and funk melodism. A […]
A wholesome, laidback slice of blues-rock goodness, ‘Satisfy Your Mind’ showcases the unmistakable character behind Aussie group Clay Brown & the Trouble Round Town.
Just like that, Will Sims unveils one of his best offerings to date, a hard-hitting rock cut that dramatically increases his artistic aura.
Speaking to a society riddled with inequality and corruption, ‘No Kings’ caters to an overly divided nation that longs for unity and moral guidance.
Infectious vocal hooks, hypnotic production, a relentless sense of positivity, and dance-inducing kinetic charge. What more could you wish for?
‘HEARTSONG’ sees Brisbane’s own pop icon ALBI. and Melbourne-based visionary Jewel Owusu team up on an electrifying slice of dance-inducing pop goodness.
Marking a welcome return for the young songstress, ‘Pretty Pretty Thing’ continues Malaika’s foray into playful and uplifting pop goodness. Talent doesn’t lie.
A superbly evocative soul anthem with a healthy portion of gospel allure, ‘True Heart’ conveys the deep introspection Jeff Hodges is capable of.
