James Walsh

Michelle Sutton – electric toothbrush

Sydney’s most engaging pop-folk songwriters continue the journey of Michelle Sutton with the release of her new single, ‘electric toothbrush,’ which is both personal and unpretentiously sincere. After the emotionally charged “Emily The Psych” in February, Sutton takes her exploration of vulnerability further, to the disturbing idea that something is wrong inside you and that…

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Kaleidoscope Collision – Bon Voyage

Kaleidoscope Collision deliver pure sunshine on their new single, “Bon Voyage,” a warm and colorful release that feels designed for long summer afternoons and late-night drives by the coast. Built from shimmering guitar slides, playful piano melodies, and airy vocals, the track creates a dreamy atmosphere without losing its sharp sense of melody. Heather and…

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DJThriller – WHO SAID

“WHO SAID” is a confident and purposeful track, with DJThriller coming at you from the opening bars through to the end fade. The track features a solid hip-hop base and great production, keeping it from becoming over-produced. The beat is polished and has a good bounce, and the vocals are solid and believable. DJThriller knows…

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Boey – The False Prince

Boey, an artist who knows the power of restraint, is an assured and striking statement in the making of the False Prince. Throughout the record, he has come across with his falsetto voice with assurance, making it a characteristic of his voice. It’s a set that is cohesive, intimate, and distinctly bold. There’s a feeling…

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Maijah – Thalassophobia

‘Thalassophobia’ by Maijah is a striking and immersive single that turns a simple fear into a full emotional journey. From the first moments, the track pulls the listener into a shifting soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive, like standing at the edge of something vast and unknown. What stands out most is the structure….

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Pennan Brae – Paint

There’s something defiantly alive about Paint. From its very first chord, Pennan Brae invites the listener into a vibrant revival of rock’s golden age but with enough personal flair and polish to stand firmly in the present. Right off the bat, “It Ain’t Perfect But It’s Free” lays a swaggering, brass-inflected groove that sets the…

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herds – Inside 

“Inside,” the new single by herds, is a quietly gripping track that showcases the band’s deep-rooted craft and emotional honesty. From its first notes, the song invites the listener into a subtle, atmospheric soundscape, where reverb-drenched guitar and carefully layered instrumentation create a sense of introspective tension. There’s a vulnerability that cuts through the haze:…

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Matreya – Be Love

In ‘Be Love’, Matreya delivers a luminous and heartfelt track that resonates long after the final chord fades. From the very first measure, his warm, expressive voice draws you in intimate yet fully confident bringing a sincerity that is rare in contemporary pop-soul. The instrumentation is elegant without being showy: a gently pulsing groove underpins…

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