With a hop, skip and a jump, we're almost halfway through March! This month seems to have flown by, and with it, there's been some awesome music released. Below are four tracks we've come across this week, each with a warm quality we just couldn't resist. As always click the pics for a listen! Leah Dunn - Wrong Place Indie-rock singer-songwriter Leah Dunn pulls on the … [Read more...] about New Music Fridays – 11th March 2022
The Cool Kids: Before Shit Got Weird – Review
The Cool Kids make a bold and triumphant return to music with their first full-length album for five years. Produced entirely by Chuck English, some might describe Before Shit Got Weird as an acquired taste. However, when you take the time to understand the influences and messaging behind it, the high level of artistry is clear. By combining the old school with the … [Read more...] about The Cool Kids: Before Shit Got Weird – Review
BENEE: Lychee – EP Review
New Zealand-born singer-songwriter BENEE continues to re-invent herself in exhilarating ways on her new EP, Lychee. One of the biggest questions on my mind after discovering the wonderfully magical music of New Zealand-born singer-songwriter BENEE was “Why is this girl not as popular as she should be?”. Sure, she had a smash hit song in the form of Supalonely thanks … [Read more...] about BENEE: Lychee – EP Review
New Music Fridays – 4th March 2022
The first NMF of March 2022. We've found some awesome tracks this week to introduce you to, each having a distinct vibe and passion that is hard to resist. As always, click the pics for a listen. Casey Dubie - Invisible Invisible is the second single from Dubie’s EP, half-hearted, showcasing the Nashville-based singer’s beautifully flagrant vocals against gentle … [Read more...] about New Music Fridays – 4th March 2022
Diplo: Diplo – Album Review
Diplo deep-dives into electronic music in all its forms for his first full-length album in 18 years. Diplo, who might be better known by some as one-third of Major Lazer, one-third of LSD (as the ‘D’ to Labrinth and Sia’s ‘L’ and ‘S’), or half of GRAMMY-winning Silk City, proves he can hold his own under no other name but his own, with his first full-length album in 18 … [Read more...] about Diplo: Diplo – Album Review
Avril Lavigne: Love Sux – Review
The icon that is Avril Lavigne has made a welcome return to music with her seventh studio album, Love Sux. An uncompromising cultivator of the 00s pop-punk sound, this release is a testament to her legacy and influence. Every track boasts her signature catchy hooks and direct lyricism, covering the whole gamut of emotions experienced throughout love and heartbreak. … [Read more...] about Avril Lavigne: Love Sux – Review