In The Spotlight

Tiffany Grace – “Never Really Mine”

Hailing from Mackay, Qld, this Australian singer and songwriter was born with a passion for music, which led to starting singing lessons aged 6 and adding the guitar aged 13. She went on to win Young Whitsundays Got Talent in 2022. Using her lyrics as a cathartic tool, she writes personal songs. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Dean Lewis, she debuted with “Perfectly Imperfect” in 2022.

Emotionally telling the story about the collapse of a relationship in which you gave your all, but only got disrespect back, her new single is relatable for most. Capturing the empowering tale in a contrasting upbeat country-pop melody, it’s the lively beat, joyous guitars and impassioned vocals with joyful harmonies, that make this exuberant song of heartbreak sound very infectious.

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Music History

Huey Lewis & The News – “Don’t Ever Tell Me That You Love Me”

From their album “Huey Lewis And The News” (1980):

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New Music

FLETCHER – “Lead Me On”

From her upcoming album “In Search Of The Antidote”, to be released on 22 March 2024:

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In The Spotlight

Beks – “The Best Part Of Breaking Up”

Born as Rebecca Callander, this dazzling Australian singer and songwriter got her first start aged 11, writing a radio jingle for a local hairdressers. Although she left music for 10 years, she eventually found her way back. She fronted a punk-rock band called RACKETT for 3 years, but chose a solo pop career. Inspired by Kylie Minogue, Charli XCX and Dua Lipa, she debuted with “Stars In My Eyes” in 2020.

Written as a cathartic healing tool to deal with her own heartbreak, her new single is as poignant as it is relatable. Taken from her upcoming debut EP “I’m That Girl”, expected on March 22nd, she filled the vivid melody with infectious disco-pop vibes. With funky guitars, glittery synths and an insatiable beat, it’s her virulent vocal cheer that immerses this catchy groove in spirited positivity.

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Music History

Slave – “Watching You”

From their album “Stone Jam” (1980):

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New Music

L Devine – “If I Don’t Laugh I’ll Cry”

From her upcoming album “Digital Heartifacts”, to be released on 2 February 2024:

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