Blues and roots bloomer Jack Biilman is making waves across the country, currently riding a mammoth national tour off the back of the release of his latest single 'The Hills Have Eyes'. For some, the Canberra-based crooner bears similarity to Matt Corby, but that's not to say he doesn't bring a mixed bag of his … Continue reading Jack Biilman offers up one rendition of ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ I can get behind
NZ-hailing artist/producer Thomston (aka Thomas Stoneman) has debuted a minimalist video clip and contradicting Malfoy-esque look today, with the release of his latest single 'Acid Rain'. To my weathered ears, the bridge in this little cherry is super reminiscent of Cat Stevens' 'Father and Son'; but, like, not as el depresso? Instead, Thomston explains that the … Continue reading Thomston burns bright with liberating banger ‘Acid Rain’
Holly Rankin, powerhouse singer/producer behind the moniker Jack River, has driven home a hot lap of sensuality in her latest single 'Limo Song'. Lone western whistlin' into the soft pink glow of an American diner, an aproned Rankin is pictured surrounded by tables of seriously aesthetically-gifted humans. The sensual tension is on high from the … Continue reading Jack River is driving me wild with super sultry ‘Limo Song’
Sydney alt-dance extraordinaire RÜFÜS DU SOL have signalled their return from a lengthy two year break with the release of their new single 'No Place'. To my just-rolled-over-and-started-scrolling morning ears, the track sounded a little on the darker side, but after a coupla' loops it's clear the guys haven't lost their dreamy essence. 'No Place' … Continue reading ‘No Place’ I’d rather hear new RÜFÜS DU SOL
Spike Lee's forthcoming flick, BlacKkKlansman has taken out second place in its run at this year's Cannes Film Festival. Loosely based on the real life Ron Stallworth's autobiography, the film blends the intense social upheaval of civil rights in the 70's and the current volatile cultural landscape. Lee has applaudably woven the 70's based film and subject matter, with … Continue reading BlacKkKlansman takes out Cannes Grand Prix, Grand Wizards to follow
Two People, who? Let me catch you up, friends. Joseph Clough and Phoebe Lou (rhyme unintended), have risen from the ashes of the v v unfortunate dissolution of Melbourne's ever-dreamy Snakadaktal to bring us another wildly talented musical venture. The pair have spent the last two years curating their forthcoming LP, and have now unveiled their lead … Continue reading Two People dropped a lead single that’ll leave you tied to your speakers
Melbourne lads, City Calm Down have unveiled a fresh track ahead of stepping out on the road for their Echoes in Blue tour. 'Pride' was released into the wild earlier this week, hand in hand with an enigmatic video clip. Lead singer Jack Bourke describes the track as a lyrical exploration of, 'the feelings of lashing … Continue reading City Calm Down unveil new track, add Wollongong show to ‘Echoes in Blue’ tour
Norwegian singer-songwriter AURORA has perfectly embodied the strength and momentum of 2018 female empowerment in the official clip for her latest bop, 'Queendom'. And is it just me, or is it now the norm for music videos to be on par with full-scale, Oscar-worthy productions? 'Queendom' transforms what looks to be a derelict warehouse into … Continue reading ‘Queendom’ Come: AURORA’s ethereal music clip
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