Song Review/ Funk Rock : Chris Oledude’s ‘If a Woman Had Made The World’
His latest release is ‘If a Woman Had Made The World’. The jazz-soul-pop-R&B-funk-rock song is so fresh and expansive. It is crafted to celebrate the theme.
Song Review/ Rock : Paul Gehl’s ‘Devils & Demons’
Paul Gehl’s rock is an atmospheric phenomenon. You don’t just listen to his music. You experience it, viscerally. It changes the composition of your body, brain till you can be a part of it. It’s consuming, in the best way. His latest release is ‘Devils & Demons’.
Song Review/ Pop : Lois Powell & Night Wolf’s ‘Unstoppable’
‘Unstoppable’ is Night Wolf and Lois Powell’s latest track. It is an alternative track that draws freely and fluidly from pop.
Song Review/ Electronic Music : Favilla’s ‘You’ve Got to Stand Up’
Her latest release is ‘You’ve Got to Stand Up’, a track that has a foundational dance beat.
Album Review/ World : Tita Nzebi’s ‘Réminiscence’
Her latest release is ‘Réminiscence’, an album that travels back in time, revisiting moments of provenance, genesis and becoming.
Album Review/ Gospel : Levi Sap Nei Thang’s ‘My Little Offering’
Levi Sap Nei Thang is a singer-songwriter and country folk artist. Her latest release is ‘My Little Offering’ in which she paints rolling country scenes.
Song Review/ Electronica : Tony Frissore’s Island Lantern Music’
His latest is ‘Island Lantern Music’, a minimalistic flow that forms with soft magic and frolic. It feels like the music is leading the listener somewhere.
Song Review/ Neoclassical : Richard Green’s ‘Midnight’
His latest release is ‘Midnight’ featuring Irene Veneziano on the piano and the Archimia String Quartet.
Song Review/ Pop : Allegra’s ‘Ash’
In her single, ‘Ash’ (from her latest EP, Red) she explores an R&B pop that has the catchy playfulness of pop with the velvet depth and evocation of R&B/ soul.
Song Review/ Pop : Maddox Jones’ ‘No More Ghosts’
His latest release is ‘No More Ghosts’, a track that blends expressive vocals with a pop rock build and evocative synth accessories.
Album Review/ Blues : Blues Corner’s ‘All That We Are’
Blues Corner have just released their latest album, ‘ALL THAT WE ARE’. The band covers it all. All kinds of blues. The slow, the fast and the groovy. Just a great way to spend the afternoon with.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Alexis Lace’s ‘Stork’
It is revealing, vulnerable and opens up a way to connect with her experience and emotion. In her latest release, ‘Stork’, she delves into a relationship that ended.
Song Review/ Alternative : Allan Jamisen’s ‘This is not an Act’
His latest release is ‘This is Not An Act’, a musical collage of jazz, rap, hip-hop, R&B/ soul, trad folk, and mellow electronica.
Song Review/ Blues : Wattmore & Allan Caswell’s ‘t’s Called Love… It’s Called the Blues’
Wattmore and Allan Caswell have released ‘It’s Called Love… It’s Called the Blues’, a track that gets into the slow burn blues. Weaving the atmosphere with hypnotic tones and sensibilities, they reveal an intense and intimate passion for the blues.
Song Review/ Rock : Bullmaera’s ‘Imitator’
Bullmaera’s debut single, ‘Imitator (Demo)’ is a slow burn rock song that is made with hypnotic grooves, cold icy riffs and dazing chords.
Song Review/ Latin : Alexander Abreu and José Alberto EL Ruiseñor’s ‘De Tu Alma, Preso’
Alexander Abreu and José Alberto EL Ruiseñor have just collaborated on a new single, ‘De Tu Alma, Preso’, a groovy, jazzy, Spanish pop song with a tropical feel to it.
Song Review/ Pop : Gareth Davie’s ‘Ruin My Life’
His latest release is ‘Ruin my Life’, a narrative pop track, upbeat and full of stories. Think Charlie Puth, Shawn Mendez, and Nick Jonas.
Song Review/ Alt : Exzenya’s ‘That’s The Story of my Life’
There’s a raw space that she lets her music inhabit and that’s what makes her music uniquely powerful. Her latest release is ‘That’s the Story of My Life’, a track that is like crash art.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Adam Wedd’s ‘for you I’ll cross the sea’
Adam Wedd beguiles and charms us with warm-hearted sentiments with latest release, ‘for you I’ll cross the sea’. His vocals feel like home and carry like precious gems to the listener.
Song Review/ Folk Rock : Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends’ ‘Vagnar av guld’
Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends have released their latest song, ‘Vagnar av guld’. Giving us a glimpse into the Swedish band’s upcoming album, the song is plush and sunny with music and feeling.