Music History

Lakeside – “Your Wish Is My Command”

From their album “Your Wish Is My Command” (1981):

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New Music

Amber Mark – “Bliss”

From her debut album “Three Dimensions Deep” (2022):

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In The Spotlight

McDermott & North – “All Things Come And Go”

Having met in the Embassy Bar in Brisbane in 2016, Paddy McDermott and Rhys North made a name for themselves as a popular busking duo. Since then, they’ve forged a vintage-dipped indie-folk sound. They’ve performed at Bluesfest and supported Ben Lee on stage. Inspired by the revolutionary songwriting of Neil Young and Bob Dylan, they debuted their EP “The Lemon Tapes Vol.1” in 2018.

Sonically celebrating life and the importance of living in the moment, their new single is a delightful blend of positivity, optimism and a flavorful helping of retro-rock. Opening with their vibrant Beatlesque harmonies, the rich melody forms around them with a 60s beat, sparkling guitars and fresh tambourine. Bursting with feel-good energy and a sunshiny luster, this jam is ear-stroking bliss.

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Music History

Pixie Lott – “Nasty”

From her album “Pixie Lott” (2014):

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New Music

George Ezra – “Anyone For You”

From his upcoming album “Gold Rush Kid”, to be released on 10 June 2022:

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In The Spotlight

Rose Ranger – “Confession”

Hailing from Vancouver, this multi-talented Canadian singer, songwriter, producer and actress grew up dancing ballet, tap and jazz, exposing her to a variety of musical styles. She studied dance, voice/choir, acting and writing, among others, at various Universities and went on to open for Keith Urban and have songs featured in TV shows like Dawson’s Creek. She debuted with “Replies” in 2002.

Written as a musical love letter to someone you had chemistry with, but couldn’t make it work, her new single blends influences from the 90s with a contemporary feel. Creating a melodic vulnerability by starting with a soft, singular note and her Kate Bush-touched falsetto voice, this tune develops with an airy beat and Bruce Hornsby-like piano, filling this sonic confession full of chill vibes.

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