Tag: women in pop
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The Buckleys – Oops I Love You
Gorgeous Australiana family trio The Buckleys are bringing all things indie country-pop with their syrupy new single ‘Oops I Love You’. Diving headfirst stylistically and physically into a Nashville sound, the Byron Bay soft rock group are proving that upbeat, infectious country music isn’t limited to the heart of America. After the great success of […]
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EP Spotlight – Sweet Giant – “Til You’re Blue”
Lockdown has taught us a lot about ourselves and afforded many the opportunity to see things from a new perspective. For the UK trio Sweet Giant, the halting of society and normality gave way to great clarity, and the musicians discovered what it meant to be authentic and self-sufficient. Let’s dive into the fruits of […]
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Tornsey – I Feel Fine
Grab your Walkman and leg-warmers, because Tornsey is taking you back in time with her eclectic and empowering debut synth-pop track about self-acceptance. “I Feel Fine” is a bit of a time capsule of some of the greatest production chops from the ’80s, but not without vital modernisation that is necessary to succeed in a […]
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Chelsea Warner – Nervous (feat. Emalia)
Sydney soul princess Chelsea Warner couldn’t release a flop if she tried, and has yet again dazzled her hungry listeners with the most delicious slice of RnB we’ve had since love language by Ariana Grande. ‘Nervous’ is actually not how I would describe the confident bad bitch energy of the new Chelsea release that features […]
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Stella Gray – Heart So Cheap
Sydney artist Stella Gray has recently come out with the dynamic and powerful debut release ‘Heart So Cheap’; a tale of self-assurance amidst heartbreak and confusion. Having soft released various songwriting projects over the last few years, Stella has made a distinct entrance into the music industry with her newest release, holding nothing back and […]
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EDIE – Blame Me
Perths punk-rock princess EDIE has perfected the energy of a 90’s main character with her electrifying new release ‘Blame Me. Harnessing the quintessential catchiness required in a pop-punk anthem, EDIE has created something that will not only be in your head for hours, but will give you all the rebellious energy needed in your dramatic […]
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Album Spotlight – D’Addio
The self-titled debut album from multi-instrumentalist D’Addio is a wonderfully experimental sonic experience. The artist has spoken of her work declaring the collection as “just love songs”, however I’m inclined to read between the lines of each work, and allow the music to direct my understanding of the message behind each work, so lets dive […]
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CHUFI – Mental
Moving forth from the glitchy sci-fi production of her debut release ‘Voice in the Machine’, CHUFI is continuing the intergalactic vibes with the synth-heavy single ‘Mental’. CHUFI’s vocals are presented with an intimacy that we didn’t have from the first release, which is something that works really sensually with the minor-centred melodies. There is a […]
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Grace Sanders
genre-defying Grace Sanders is an unstoppable music machine, her newest release is an A/B side duology release called ‘anymore’ and ‘nothing’, and comes as a refreshing insight into an artist’s desire to pursue originality with their release strategy. Read along to hear more about Grace’s journey as an artist, and check out the latest release! […]
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Lévyne – I Don’t Think It’s Me
New Zealand pop sensation Lévyne is creating classics with her glittery individuality, with the latest track in her repertoire ‘I Don’t Think It’s Me’ harnessing the full capabilities of sonic texture in communicating a story. ‘I Don’t Think It’s Me’ expresses a pretty clean cut story of understanding the other person isn’t right for you […]
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