By Sydney-born ’90s soul Taylor B-W recently released her funky pop track Nunchucks – a song about giving up the fight for a relationship that’s heading nowhere and opting for a good time instead. Read on as we take a look at the nostalgic-style song and for Taylor’s generous playlist of some of her favourite tracks. Paying tribute to the classics, she also dives into some forgotten gems – the perfect combination to give you insight into the rising indie pop artist and to reacquaint yourself with some long lost tunes.
TRACK: Butterfly – Louise Gaul
Louise Gaul’s second release firmly reiterates her impeccable gift for creating instant goosebumps and intense reflection. Butterfly is a stunning masterpiece that has left us scrambling to put into words both its heartbreaking beauty and the breathlessness it leaves behind.
TRACK: Cowboys – Slayyyter
Slayyyter has a specialty for delivering her music in technicolour. Her vibrancy keeps no secrets, but her wild diversity is so mysterious that we can never wait to see what she does next. Her latest track Cowboys is another exciting and colourful track full of retro-guitar, angsty punk-pop vocals, and a devilish sweetness that you can never quite trust.
TRACK: Who I Am – MAXINE
Sydney R&B artist MAXINE has unleashed her first track of 2021. Who I Am is a lusciously thick and sultry tune that embodies the highs and lows of suppressive relationships, somehow capturing fear, frustration and entrapment with sensuality, euphoria and empowerment.
