Slightly pop focused this week here are some of the new singles doing the rounds...
Artists can not rest for a minute these days the world of new music, streaming services, digital releases and digital radio makes music move, FAST!
So without further crap, Sarah Blasko is back with another taste from her new record, maybe a little bit more Double J, than Triple J these days, Sarah Blasko is still an iconic Australian artist who will most likely not get played on Triple M's horrid Ozzest 100. What fuck turd came up with that idea?
More pop than Blasko but still local, it's new music from Kylie, is it any good? That's up to you? At least Mardi Gras is just around the corner, will Kylie share the stage with Cher for the 40th anniversary?
I did not like their last single with James Arthur and at a first listen I am not sold on this star studded release, These Days. It's up to you though, is this a winning return to form or just another radio friendly jam?
Local pop music is good right now, but unlikely to make Triple M's provocative Australian playlist, 22 year old Troye Sivan continues his dream run for 2018. My My My is already a smash and another contender for this year's Mardi Gras.
His first single from his incoming solo record had mixed responses from critics and fans a like, but will JT please the masses with Supplies?
After pushing back her album release till April 20 Kimbra is back with another taste, Human. Will the wait for the album be worth it? Kimbra thinks so and I do too, it's been a while since Kimbra has had a big hit and I hope for her sake this album gets her the acclaim the Somebody That You Used to Know singer deserves.
Another Australian themed, racism and conservative free Summer music list is back tomorrow, it's time to check in with the Australian Albums of 2017. No EP's allowed sorry Dean Lewis and Amy Shark.
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