'Tag ur it' plays on a child- like nostalgia revealing a twisted spin on Nursery Rhymes and Fairytales, being a dark lullaby you wouldn't play before you go to sleep. Monicas lyricism is powerfully intriguing,  exposing the never ending maze of  anxiety and the unforgiving cycle of forever running from yourself. Told from the perspective of the 'Monsters Inside Your Head', 'Tag ur it'  makes reference to popular children's games: Tag, Hide and Seek, Tales of Little Red Riding Hood and the Nursery Rhyme of Ring Around The Rosie. Chilling lyrics, off kilter sounds (e.g. church bells, wind up toys ) combined with catchy rhythms and colourful melodies it'll be sure to chase you until you're it.

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Australias newest pop princess ‘Elorah’ has exploded onto the music scene releasing breakup anthems to scream to in the car at 3am when you’re missing your ex.

Beginning her artist journey performing on the streets in heart of Bayside, Melbourne based singer/songwriter Elorah has cemented her place in the music scene through her live performances and social media presence. Writing songs since she was just twelve years old Elorah has grown into her skin as an artist, proving she is one to watch. From busking, to playing in Bars in the CBD, booking her own shows, playing St Kilda Festival as well as opening for some of Australia's biggest bands such as Lime Cordiale, Elorahs live sets need to be seen to be believed.

Taking inspiration from the likes of Olivia O’brien Julia Michaels, Tate McRae and Maise Peters, Elorahs upcoming single ‘Cake’ set to be released on Friday October 27th, 2023 is a heartbreak banger to send to your ex when they tell you 'its not you it's me.' Elorah explains that "even though the track is based on a true story on a true story its meant to be fun and colourful bop you can dance to."

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