Great Good Fine Ok & Panama Wedding – Easy Lover (Phil Collins & Philip Bailey Cover)
Great Good Fine Ok has always had a knack for incorporating the sound and style of the 1980s into their work so it’s no surprise to see them take on […]
Category Archives: Pop
Fai – Body Heat
Before the drivel that is Netflix and chill, normal adult humans didn’t beat around the meme bush. They were straightforward and to the point; if you were invited over to […]
Sheryl Crow – Strong Enough [Throwback]
The year was 1994. An entrepreneurial ten year old me was flush in crisp greenbacks thanks to a brand new self-propelled mower and two doting grandmothers. Naturally, I blew my […]
Justin Bieber – Love Yourself
Justin Bieber’s fourth studio album Purpose is still a few days away from release, but you can hear another taste right now. In “Love Yourself,” a stripped down acoustic cut, […]
Coldplay – Adventure of a Lifetime
Coldplay is back on the scene and sounding like you’ve never heard them before. Embracing the nu-disco sound that’s pervaded popular music of recent Chris Martin and the fellas offer […]
BANKS – Better
I feel like an idiot only now getting on board the already full bandwagon that is BANKS and her particular brand of genre shifting rhythms. Just like my missing out […]
The 1975 Announce 2016 UK Tour
Hot on the heels of last month’s release of I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it lead single “Love Me”, The […]
Justin Bieber – I’ll Show You
After a first listen of Justin Bieber’s latest Purpose cut “I’ll Show You,” I was a little underwhelmed. It seemed to be over the top ‘trying too hard’ in the […]
Panic! At The Disco – Emperor’s New Clothes
Halloween is tomorrow, so naturally I have to come up with a holiday themed post to celebrate. This year it’s easy on account of alt-indie mainstay Panic! At The Disco’s […]
George Benson – Turn Your Love Around [Throwback]
The year was 1981. A decade that saw the rise and fall of disco had wrapped, a decade of new wave rhythm and blues was in its infancy. George Benson […]
