Didn’t pick you for a Swifty. 
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He just couldn’t shake it off?
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ElCaptainSwify 
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Sounds like a TV channel.
I listen to a lot of music from all different genres and artists and eras and decades. And Taylor has the odd song that slaps with me.
Swifty? Don’t you mean Switfy? 
Also…
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Dean Lewis has done a song with the Jonas Brothers called “Loved You Better” and did a photo shoot with them: “I’m a Jonas Brother now”. 
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Guy Sebastian’s 100 Times Around the Sun has debuted at No.2 on the ARIA albums chart and top spot on the ARIA Australian albums chart.
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Not sure how much you guys keep up with modern gaming, but if you’re a TV nerd and have heard of/played Deltarune here’s a nerdcore song which is all about TV. Like IMO sounds like a love letter to TV.
DELTARUNE TENNA / SPAMTON RAP w/ @TheStupendium | “We’ll Be Right Back” (LYRIC VIDEO)
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This song slaps
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Staff continue to lodge untested complaints about Sony Australia CEO Vanessa Picken
Formal complaints have been levelled at the CEO of Sony Music Australia Vanessa Picken by some employees accusing her of fostering a toxic workplace culture, months after a separate investigation into her behaviour cleared her of any wrongdoing.
Those first complaints, seen by The Sunday Telegraph, included allegations Picken undermined senior staff, made inappropriate statements about people on maternity leave, and said rude and demeaning remarks about employees – both to their face and to others.
Sony engaged external counsel to conduct an investigation into those complaints, which ultimately found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Picken was appointed to the role of chair and CEO in September 2022. Just over a year later staff began lodging complaints about her behaviour.
Now it can be revealed a second tranche of complaints by staff has been made, including some to the anonymous whistleblower hotline set up in the wake of the Handlin scandal.
The complaints, seen by The Sunday Telegraph, which have yet to be investigated and remain unproven, include allegations Picken belittled staff, undermined employees to others and spoke down to team members.
I’d be tempted to say that American football will soon have their Posh and Becks:
Court won’t proceed with another trial against Titus Day
The case against Guy Sebastian’s former manager Titus Day has been dismissed.
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It wouldn’t matter is she never released any more new songs,she’s set for life now
Meantime, Camila Cabello was in Australia this past week, performing two shows (one each in Melbourne and Sydney) as part of her ongoing Yours, C Tour.
Many fans will remember she left Fifth Harmony towards the end of 2016 to pursue a solo career, which has so far reaped two number one singles in Australia (“Havana” and “Senorita”, her collaboration with Shawn Mendes).
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Changes to the ARIA music charts have taken effect this week. As a result, there were 17 new entries in the Albums chart this week. Interestingly, there was not much change in the Singles chart which still gets flooded by album tracks which are all counted as singles.
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Which means “Sour” by Olivia Rodrigo (among others) has exited the ARIA Albums Chart after over four years.
A step in the right direction, but I’d like to see them do more to stop the likes of Ed Sheeran or TayTay clogging up the charts whenever a new album or song drops.
Perhaps radio plays can be factored in or the Top 40 be limited to three songs per artist.
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Unsurprisingly, we’ve seen Sabrina Carpenter flood the singles chart this week which was inevitable, given “Man’s Best Friend” topped the albums chart as expected.
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