Hayley Mary's women of the decade

If you came of age in the 2010’s, the sound of Hayley Mary’s voice would have been a tonic. As the lead singer of The Jezabels, she soared over big, dramatic pop songs, and drew a dedicated fanbase from all over Australia. In early 2020, Hayley stepped out on her own with her debut solo EP; and while the sound of it showed another side of her, one thing remained the same. That voice. Always cutting through, always lifting us up when we needed it the most. Carving out blocks of time is a tried and true way to take a snapshot on how far we’ve come, and from Lana Del Rey’s debut to the shot of coffee that is Amyl and the Sniffers, Hayley’s women of the decade captures not just an amazing ten years of music, but the growth of an extraordinary artist. Lana Del Rey – ‘Video Games’ Solange – ‘Losing You’ Julia Jacklin – ‘Pressure To Party’ Amyl & The Sniffers – ‘The Cup Of Destiny’ Confidence Man – ‘Boyfriend (Repeat)’