Song Review/ Indie : The Parachute Testers’ ‘Tired Bones’
The Parachute Testers craft a melodic cinema with their latest ‘Tired Bones’. The track is moody and melancholic.
Song Review/ Folk : Gideon Unna’s ‘What is Love’
If you’re in the music market for a fresh and feel good alt folk song, then Gideon Unna’s latest release, ‘What is Love’ featuring Kaley Halperin is where it’s at.
Song Review/ Pop : Eileen Carey’s ‘Carry Me Away’
Her latest release is ‘Carry Me Away’, a track that naturally blends country sentiments and vocal style with pop energy and a brooding rock instrumental.
Song Review/ Pop : Rachael Sage’s ‘Just Enough’
Flowing through its melodies and lyrical narratives is quite the delight because it has a way of making you feel seen, validated, and secure. ‘Just Enough’, is a song from the collection.
Song Review/ Experimental : Exzenya’s ‘Captivity’
Her latest release is ‘Captivity’, a track where she explores the boundaries that we draw for ourselves, or let others draw for us.
Song Review/ Rock : Bleak’s ‘The Wave’
Imagine Bleak’s latest song, ‘The Wave’, as an atmospheric space that delves into the drive, depths, current, and spirit of waves.
Song Review/ Rock : The 7th Gatekeeper’s ‘You Are My Sunshine’
The 7th Gatekeeper brings a whole new level to the children’s beloved lullaby, ‘You are my Sunshine’ in his latest release of the same name.
Song Review/ New Wave : MatAre’s ‘Epilogue’
MatAre’s conceptual genius reaches a new height with its latest release, ‘Epilogue’.
Song Review/ Pop : Benjamin Quartz’s ‘Pyromane’
Benjamin Quartz is a French singer-songwriter known for his charismatic storytelling style. His latest release is ‘Pyromane’ or ‘Pyromaniac’, a mischievous tale about an explosive lover
Song Review/ Pop : Vanessa Marie King’s ‘Estoy tan orgullosa de Ti’
That shine cannot be dimmed. ‘Estoy tan orgullosa de Ti’ or ‘I’m Proud of You’ is the song that opens her latest album ‘Eterna’.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Maddox Jones’ ‘Body & Soul’
For his latest single, ‘Body and Soul’, he collaborates with Nigerian Afrobeat artist Great Adamz to create a harmonious soul music space
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Yume Ao’s ‘Papillon’
Her latest release is ‘Papillon’, a tongue in cheek electro pop story. Trippy lines of melody and beats run through the soundscape, creating cerebral patterns and imprints.
Album Review/ Rock : CAR287’s ‘Looking Through The Lens’
Their latest release is ‘Looking Through the Lens’, a collection that shows off their range and the variety of their performance.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : Mercy Kelly’s ‘Breathe For Her’
Their latest release is ‘Breathe for Her’, in which they explore a dynamic, storytelling, contemplative melancholy.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Daph Veil’s ‘Bloodsucker’
Like in her latest release, ‘Bloodsucker’, she explores a pop that is so novel and compelling that it is a phenomenon.
Song Review/ Rock : Siren Section’s ‘Medicine’
Their latest is ‘Medicine’, a dazzling rock song that slather you in frothing riffs, glistening basslines, and dazing vocals.
Album Review/ Classical : Joe Kenney’s ‘The Improvised Cinematic Piano Sessions’
His latest release is ‘The Improvised Cinematic Piano Sessions’, an album, whose every track seems to linger a little bit longer in human moments.
Song Review/ Country : Janet Devlin’s ‘Houston’
Her latest release is ‘Not My First Emotional Rodeo (Deluxe)’ album, a collection that perfectly captures the artist’s love for songwriting and celebrates her performative passion.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Patrick Costello’s ‘Borderline : Chaos at the Border’
Titled ‘Borderline : Chaos at the Border’, the track is a cinematic production. Flushed with rock features, jazz, Latin blues, and an unforgettable vocal line to go with it, the song is thoroughly engaging.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : João Jones’s ‘Se Tivesse Sido Nós’
Exploring his latest release, ‘Se Tivesse Sido Nós’ or ‘If It Had Been Us’, we encounter a fresh, acoustic alt folk song.