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Don't Let Me Down

In the End It Always Does

Sunshine Baby

The Sweater Club

I'm in Love

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Zorb

The End

Sad Shit

Light hit my face like a straight right

Pavement

Can we talk about Isaac?

You can call me honey if you want, but don’t call me baby — not tonight, not like that. “Baby! (Don’t Call Me That)” is a light, syncopated country-pop groove wrapped in lo-fi charm, where intimacy meets boundary-setting. It’s playful yet pointed, exploring the tension between sweet words and authentic connection, and the courage it takes to demand respect in love.

With whispered verses, a driving rhythm, and a call-and-response chorus that sticks in your head, the song celebrates self-awareness and honesty. It’s about growing up, claiming your space, and asking to be loved on your terms — not the terms others try to impose.

Fun, reflective, and unflinchingly real, “Baby! (Don’t Call Me That)” is both a gentle warning and an empowering anthem for anyone navigating the delicate balance of affection and autonomy.

BABY! (DON’T CALL ME THAT)

For the past three years, Sycco, AKA vocalist and producer Sasha McLeod, has lived in a crumbling Brisbane sharehouse. Once, it was a grand address home to the former mayor Clem Jones; a feat of 70s architecture offering panoramic views of the city. Today, there are holes in the walls, rats in the ceilings and a resident crew of housemates who have become each other’s chosen family. Sycco’s debut album was born out of that scrappy sharehouse and the experiences she had there: first love, first heartbreak, and forming the friendships that sustained her through it all.

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