I recently had a conversation with someone over lunch about how I am still not in a relationship for a long period. And when I was forced to answer the question I myself don’t even know why, I made an excuse of “having high standards” when it comes to men. Of course, out of good humour, the other person suspected my answer and told me, “Have you ever wondered that maybe you are just unwanted?” In that wry moment, it got me thinking… I have physically been on this earth for 23 years, and in those years of my existence, there’s this one...
“For us, it wasn't so much a decision to start work in the music industry… Music is something that we've always known so it just made a lot of sense to commit to it” Jeremy Beamish (19) and Ben Beamish (21) are two talented Australian brothers who are behind the powerful and silvery vocals of an iconic duo with their songs December, Don’t Flatter Yourself and their latest single Black Gasoline with Mark Mendy, under Soave Records, that accumulated up to 100,000 streams on Spotify in just 10 Days. They spent their childhood in Tweed Heads, Australia and have always been interested in playing instruments and into writing...
Brisbane-based producer DANDI sure knows who to collaborate for his upcoming debut single “Front and Centre”. The song is set to release on the 22nd of March 2019 featuring the vocals of the rising soul singer Jude York and R&B Powerhouse Mufaro in a very exciting collaboration for the first time. Front & Centre revolves around the feeling of wanting to regain confidence from an unhealthy relationship between friends. Straight away, the Haywyre- influenced funk single jumps out with a disco/R&B vibe that is certain to resonate well with the listeners on the airwaves, due to its soulful falsetto chorus by Jude York...
Like every young millennial, Diana Pfaff has a zest for life and a huge heart for children. Working in an organization that assists kids with special needs is what makes her busy during most of her days. Not only with the children had she also felt a special bond among her five other siblings. Growing up with parents who were never quite good at their job, Diana is most grateful for her older siblings for raising the rest of them as their bond is carried on through adulthood. “It took me some time to realize it but, at the end of the day...
