Song Review/ Alt Rock : Bones of Goliath’s ‘Down The Steps’
Their track, ‘Down The Steps’ is exactly that. Energy that is channeled through intense pipelines of sound.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Knabokov Collective’s ‘Our Love Is True’
That spark of a coming of age love story never grows old. Be it Taylor Swift’s ‘Love Story’ or ‘Our Love is True’ by the Knabokov Collective. The track is strung with catchy grooves, melodic loops and singalong vocals that you cannot walk away from.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Tomy Kryl’s ‘Neutíkám’
Prague artist and singer-songwriter, Tomy Kryl has just released his latest single, ‘Neutíkám’. The track is a soulful affair, with vocals that tug at your heart strings and a soundscape that builds a cinema around the emotion.
Song Review/ Classic Rock : Songs of Solomon’s ‘Come To Your Senses’
His latest release is ‘Come To Your Senses’, a track featuring the vocals of CheraLee alongside his own.
Song Review/ Funk Pop : Suzy Field’s ‘Where Do You Go?’
Suzy’s Field’s ‘Where Do You Go?’ is a suave, upbeat funk pop track. It’s sparked by dynamic beats, smooth vocal swag and a whole lot of exploding color.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Anthony Fesmire’s ‘The Quiet Road’
Anthony Fesmire is a prolific guitarist and composer. His latest release is ‘The Quiet Road’ EP, an instrumental collection that is meant to slather the listener in the delicious sensuality of Latin blues.
Song Review/ Political Hip-Hop : Tony Frissore’s ‘Stolen Valor’
Tony Frissore has just released his latest track, ‘Stolen Valor’. The single pairs ambient flows with mellow hip-hop beats and critical lyrics to evoke emotion and political thought.
Song Review/ Punk : The Cunning Linguists’ ‘Plastic Angels’
They cut through the fog and go straight for gold. ‘Plastic Angels’ is their latest track, a driving and expansive punk track that brings rebellious cinema to the impossible standards that women are subjected to.
EP Review/ Acoustic Rock : The 7THGATEKEEPER’s ‘Time Alone Cannot Heal’
However, in this collection The 7thGatekeeper intentionally moves away from layered instrumentals to a more acoustical presentation.
Album Review/ Jazz : Tobi Dada’s ‘Oluwatobi’
His latest release is ‘Oluwatobi’, an album that represents Tobi’s interpretation of jazz.
Album Review/ Contemporary Pop : John Korbel’s ‘Johnny Still Got Game’
His latest release is ‘Johnny Still Got Game’, an album that has allowed the artist to revive himself as an artist. It’s plush, vital and full of liveliness.
Album Review/ Indie Folk : The Parachute Testers’ ‘Halfway To Everywhere’
Their debut album ‘Halfway To Everywhere’, presents a free exploration of this curated world.
EP Review/ Classical : George Tsontakis’s ‘TSONTAKIS PIANO QUARTET #4’
His latest compositional work is ‘TSONTAKIS PIANO QUARTET #4’, a double track EP in collaboration with Ames Piano Quartet. The compositions detail landscapes, gradients of horizon, with activity that transcends across the many planes.
EP Review/ Indie Rock : V.E.N!’s ‘Waking Up In The Night
V.E.N!’s latest release is the ‘Waking Up In The Night’ EP. A collection of six tracks that weaves into the landscape of the self.
EP Review/ Indie Rock : Afternoon Sister’s ‘RESET EP’
Afternoon Sister’s latest, ‘RESET EP’ is a five track collection that is made to draw the listener back to basics.
Song Review/ Hindi R&B : JamKe Music’s ‘Aye Mere Sanam (Reprise)’
Their latest release is ‘Aye Mere Sanam (Reprise)’. The title loosely translates to ‘Hey, my Beloved’. The best way to describe the style is desi style R&B.
Album Review/ Alternative : Plural Gallery’s ‘Portable Aura’
Their latest album is called ‘Portable Aura’, a collection that is ideal to take on the road with you.
Album Review/ World Music : Pier Piras’s ‘Nautilus’
Like in his latest release, ‘Nautilus’ the artist explores Mediterranean Folk in the context of free instrumentals, jazz and expressive compositions.
Song Review/ Dream Pop : Kelly Jett’s ‘You’re The Spark’
In her latest single, ‘You’re The Spark’, the artist explores the capacity of liveliness and wonder that all of us have in us as humans.
Song Review/ Holiday : Mick J Clark’s ‘Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah’
Mick J Clark’s ‘Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah’ leads you into that festive merriment without it being too much on the nose. It’s the perfect November Christmas song.