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Melbourne-based pop artists FLAXXON are best known for their powerhouse and killer vocals, energetic live shows and identical twin futuristic wardrobe! With upmarket soundscapes and big choruses, their music draws influence from artists like Lady Gaga, Sia, Ariana Grande and Beyoncé. The duo has collaborated with many well-known artists and music groups, including Endemolshine, Fremantle Media, Chanel 7, Casting Crew and Yoyo Music. FLAXXON’s independent work found them performing on major stages and on TV in front of thousands. The debut release of their album titled ‘Silver Spoon’ gained public attention and presented various new opportunities for the duo. The Twin Sisters composed and arranged the Debut Album during COVID-19, which is aimed at addressing former bullies, due for release mid-November 2020. The Melbourne duo hope to support any followers who fall victim to bullying, as well as gain an extended following from these catchy, urban beats. This fireball duo is certainly one not to forget as their Story and their style highlight candidate material for theoretically the next Princesses of Pop title. Their most recent collaboration, “Barbie Doll” has already gained thousands of views before the release, with the message highlighting that women are still vicariously seen to represent a man’s world, and these girls along with many other followers, are creating a stance just for that with anthem-lyrics saying “I ain’t your barbie doll” and “stick-figure make it pop…proper ain’t my game to play.” “Flaxxon's new music is unlike anything else, with a contemporary and modern vibe it's relatable and a great listen to all ages. Contrasting this, the rapping hits home with so many relatable and empowering topics about bullying, self-love and appreciation. It's a must listen and I have enjoyed every moment working with the Flaxxon Duo.” - Benjamin Gregory In a world where social media plays an extensive role, FLAXXON are role models for youth, preaching individuality and self-love. They are releasing the music video of their anti-bullying anthem “Serve It” on November 7 2020. The twins’ video is a tribute to themselves and their fans and their personal stories of overcoming bullying and finding yourself. “Barbie Doll” and is available now on all streaming services.