Song Review/ Alt Pop : Noel David’s ‘Hey Dr. Freud’
Hey Dr. Freud’ is an especially unique composition. He matches a dynamic piano line with groovy guitar acoustics, mellow beats, and a softly delirious vocal line.
Album Review/ Blues Rock : Rosetta West’s ‘God of the Dead’
Their latest release is ‘God of the Dead’, a collection that goes to morbid places, paving a groovy path, so interesting and full of spontaneity and surprises.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Amanda Emblem Experiment’s ‘Storm in my Life’
In her latest release, ‘Storm in my Life’, she explores pieces of serenity and peace when everything seems to be falling apart.
Album Review/ Indian Classical : Vineetha Menon’s ‘Rasa’
She paints a picture, draws out an emotion, and gives us a beautiful state of being. The songs are all so authentically sung. You’ll often find moments of devotion whisking you away to the world and history of Lord Krishna.
Song Review/ Ballad : Tom Minor’s The Loneliest Person on Earth’
Tom Minor’s performative flair comes back with his latest release ‘The Loneliest Person on Earth’. A track that engages ballad moments with theatrical instrumentals to create a contemplative storytelling listening experience.
Song Review/ New Age : savagerus’ ‘Je n’ai besoin que de toi’
Her ability to transfer human emotions to an imaginative plane of magical womanhood and whimsy is so beautiful. ‘Je n’ai besoin que de toi’ is her latest single.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Ken Holt’s ‘You Don’t Have to Stand’
Taken from the collection is ‘You Don’t Have to Stand’, a track that sports evocative classicals, folk accents and a country coarseness.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Luna Rover’s ‘Fountains’
A soft collision of disco, funk, pop and rock in a way that makes it all feel brand new. Their sophomore release is ‘Fountains’.
EP Review/ Soul Rock : Lady BeYou & The Soul Flame Sisters’ ‘Trust YOUR Inner Voice’
Lady BeYou & The Soul Flame Sisters debut with their six-track, EP, ‘Trust YOUR Inner Voice’. The collection carves out the reinforcement of the self in ways that are powerful and profound.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Bloomfield Machine’s ‘Copium’
Their latest release is ‘Copium’, an album that features a lot of visual elements and aspects of abundance. Plentiful textures, innumerable characters, uncountable perspectives, and always a promise for more.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : Jay Putty’s ‘Centerfield’
Especially his latest track, ‘Centerfield - Cover’. With a flurry of country rock activity, the song comes alive with the spirit of baseball.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Larry Karpenko’s ‘Believe the Promise’
His latest release is ‘Believe the Promise’, a track that sends out a message of hope and strength.
Album Review/ Alt Rock : Giu’s ‘BACK IS ROCK’
His latest release is ‘BACK IS ROCK’, an album that explores the indie-alternative spectrum. We see some pop rock, elements of folk, alternative, and a whole lot of these in between blends.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Neil C Young’s ‘Aggenanonaggen’
His latest release, ‘Aggenanonaggen (Acoustic)’ is proof of that. The track flows on a flatland, wandering its landscape like roads. He scales his melodies and with it, his performance.
Song Review/Dream Pop : Tonal Swell’s ‘Summertime Sadness (Cover)’
Tonal Swell has just released their cover of LDR’s ‘Summertime Sadness’, and they preserve the plausibility of her dreamworlds while also indulging in their interpretations of her music.
Song Review/ Deep House : DJ Snabba’s ‘The Lyric Down’
‘The Lyric Down’ is their latest release, a power-packed, resounding, groove pumping track.
Song Review/ Classic Rock : Ink to Spill’s ‘South Side’
Like in their latest single, ‘South Side’, a story about a girl who is caught in a daily crossfire as she goes from home to school.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Jodie Vinall & Deltiimo’s ‘Ice Cream Buns’
Jodie Vinall and Deltiimo have just released their collaborative single, ‘Ice Cream Buns’.
Album Review/ Indie Rock : Bolidde’s ‘Rainbow Galaxy’
In his latest album, ‘Rainbow Galaxy’, he poses music to suit the contextual facets of the theme. All of this to create an immersive and refreshing listening experience for the listener
Album Review/ Prog Rock : PRYZME’s ‘True Stories… and Other Lies’
Their latest is ‘True Stories… and Other Lies’, a collection that takes you to far away conceptual lands. The songs indulge you in a philosophical dialogue, a contemplation. So cerebral that it’ll put you in a zone.