EP Review/ Ambient : Keisuke Yoshizawa’s ‘Zero’
Keisuke Yoshizawa delivers a conceptual masterpiece with his three-part EP, ‘Zero’. The experience of this forms in the space where ambient music meets minimalistic piano formations and modern electronic design.
Song Review/ Classic Rock : DownTown Mystic’s ‘Maybe Love’s A Crime’
Their latest release is ‘Maybe Love’s A Crime’. A track that creeps along the feel-good and warm sensibilities of folk rock and roots.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Fiona Amaka’s ‘Sometimes Forever’
Fiona Amaka delivers a pop rock surge with latest release, ‘Sometimes Forever’. The track reflects on how sometimes love doesn’t last forever; and that’s okay.
Single Review/ Folk Country : Nail Valmonte’s ‘The Road I Didn’t Plan On’
he artist has just released his sophomore single, ‘The Road I Didn’t Plan On’. A country folk song that reflects on life and its mysterious nature.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : TaniA Kyllikki’s ‘Human’
Her latest release is ‘Human’, a track in which the different veins of her expression come to light.
Album Review/ Indie Rock : Neighbourhood Tower’s ‘Channeling Darkness (Discovering The Light)’
Neighbourhood Tower is the solo project of Finnish musician and producer Markku Ruottinen. In his latest release, ‘Channeling Darkness (Discovering The Light)’, he explores a range of modern rock.
EP Review/ Reggae : C’batch’s ‘I Guess You Want it This Way (Reggae) - Tribute to Ernest Ranglin’
C’batch’s latest release is ‘I Guess You Want it This Way (Reggae) - Tribute to Ernest Ranglin’, an EP that gives the listener so many stylistic interpretations and energy of one track.
Album Review/ Folk Rock : Jaybe Pomplas’s ‘This is How The World Ends’
Jayne Pomplas is a composer, fiddle player and a vocalist. Her songs are marked by the progressing confluence of all her crafts. It’s thoughtful, creative and full of acoustic flourish. Her latest release is ‘This is How The World Ends’.
Single Review/ Alt Rock : Exzenya’s ‘B!tch Please’
Exzenya’s excellently eccentric soundscapes are back with her latest single, ‘B!tch Please’. The artist is known to stand out for her experimental boldness.
Song Review/ Pop : Nia Marie’s ‘when the summer ends’
Her latest release is ‘when the summer ends’ featuring Juan Arango. As the season changes, it’s the perfect track to transition from summer to autumn.
Song Review/ Alt Rap : Uzisky’s ‘Hit Different’
Her latest release is ‘Hit Different’, an alt track that really stands out in its stylistic interactions.
Song Review/ Americana : Leave The Bones’ ‘Heart on my Sleeve’
Their latest release is ‘Heart on my Sleeve’. It’s mellow and nebulous in the best way. Makes you slip away into the surreal world that he creates and feel the spirit that he populates it with.
Album Review/ Gothic Folk : Hoxsey’s ‘Harvest Moon Sessions’
His latest release is the ‘Harvest Moon Sessions’, a collection that expresses gothic folk from the perspective of lofi ambience, toned down alt rock and experimental production.
Album Review/ Contemporary Piano : Ashton Danieyan’s ‘Make Classical Music Great Again’
His latest release is the ‘Make Classical Music Great Again’ album. It is a collection that seeks to revive the beautiful landscapes and techniques of classical music in the modern era.
Song Review/ Alt Electronica : Dual Mono & Name ME’s ‘TIME’
Name ME and Dual Mono have just released a single together, ‘Time’. It’s a progressive techno track with a lot of modern production value and a compulsive rhythm that will keep you hooked all the way till the end.
Album Review/ Indie Pop : Segana’s ‘Midnight Masquerade’
If you like arena synth pop that you can time travel with, then tap into Segana’s grooves in latest album, ‘Midnight Masquerade’.
EP Review/ Indie Pop : Phyne’s ‘Brighter Than The Sun Part II’
Their latest release is ‘Brighter Than The Sun Part II’, a release in two parts. The duo’s style forms in the stylistic contrast between the melancholic drawl of the understated vocals and the propulsive electronic groove.
Song Review/ Bachata Pop : Joe Nilson’s ‘Cuando despiertes con él’
‘Cuando despiertes con él’ is the artist’s latest single. It reveals his musical aura and vocal presence. The warm ooze of his Latin blues pop ambience made dynamic by the bachata rhythm stamp.
Song Review/ Guitar : Martin Lloyd Howard’s ‘Surrey Bells’
‘Surrey Bells’ is the artist’s latest release. A meditative track that expands with resonance.
Song Review/ Classical : SASC CLASSICAL’s ‘Ludwig van Beethoven’s piano sonata no. 14 in C Sharp Minor’
The compositions retain the progressing characteristics of Beethoven. Memorable melodies, tonal weight and depth, and contrasts that draw you into introspective moods.