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GG Magree Releases Debut ‘Dichotomy’ EP on Monstercat

Emily Peters by Emily Peters
May 20, 2022
in Album Review

GG Magree releases her first body of work, a haunting debut EP, Dichotomy on Monstercat, featuring vocals from Royal & the Serpent.


Multi-faceted, Australian artist GG Magree has conquered the music industry and wowed audiences across the world having played some of the biggest festivals and most iconic venues. Being a fierce woman in the music industry, she has proven herself to be a force with her punk rock, girl-next-door, bass style.

This year started off fresh for GG Magree as she released, “My Wicked,” the first single off her debut EP, Dichotomy. Finally out now on Monstercat, GG Magree embraces her raw, pop-punk influences in her first body of work. Her grungy style of production shines in this seven-track EP as her profound lyrics tell the story of her highs and lows of falling in and out of love.

Have you ever seen life in black and white? Most can only see in color. I look up at the moon and only feel the sun. The forks in my veins dualize good and evil. Maybe that’s why I only cry happy tears. Welcome to my dichotomy.

GG Magree

Listen to Dichotomy on Spotify or your favorite platform, and read on for our thoughts on the EP!

Stream GG Magree – Dichotomy on Spotify:


“Dichotomy” is the introductory track on the EP, which starts off with a haunting piano riff, before GG Magree’s raw vocals welcome you to her story.

In stark contrast, the second track, “Deja Reve” hits hard with gritty synths, followed by a chaotic drop that heavily plays off her pop-punk repertoire. Back to her more subtle sound, “Eat the Love Alive,” features a soft guitar riff paired with her vocals. The build-up brings out her sound in a hard-hitting drop that makes you feel her emotion.

With a 90s-sounding guitar riff, “Already Dead” utilizes those strong, grunge, pop-punk riffs blended with raw electronic synths. The lyrics “you can’t kill what’s already dead” ring through your ears and you can’t help but scream the relatable words. The following track, “BITCH,” features vocals from Royal & the Serpent, and tells the heart-wrenching story of a painful relationship. The organic basslines and guitar riffs match the rawness of the perfectly blended vocalists.

‘BITCH’ is my beautiful, tragic love story. It was inspired by a life experience I had dating a narcissistic psycho who treated me like shit, so I left him behind and wrote ‘BITCH.’ While writing it, I fell in love with my best friend Royal & The Serpent. She was the real relationship that was meant to last.

GG Magree

The final track, “Blood Rush” welcomes you into a euphoric state as it wraps up the EP in a bit of a dissociative way with varying tempos and beats. GG Magree tells her story of pleasure and pain, and how they coexist in this crazy world we live in. Her raw vocals add to the endless emotions of the EP from start to finish.


GG Magree – Dichotomy – Tracklist:

  1. Dichotomy (Intro)
  2. Deja Reve
  3. Eat The Love Alive
  4. Already Dead
  5. BITCH
  6. My Wicked
  7. Blood Rush
GG Magree - Dichotomy

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Emily Peters

Emily Peters

Emily has a Music Business degree from University of Colorado, Denver with the hopes to eventually become a tour manager. She first fell in love with EDM in 2012 after attending a Zedd show with her brother. Since then, she has been to countless shows and festivals, as well as having the opportunity to follow her favorite artists on numerous tours. She is extremely passionate about both electronic and metal music. Emily’s favorite artists include Madeon, Porter Robinson, Gareth Emery, Gesaffelstein, and Pendulum.

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