Song Review/ Dance Pop : Maddox Jones’ ‘Somebody Like You’
Maddox Jones has released his latest single, ‘Somebody Like You’ with German dance producer, Gummy DJ. The artists bring a storytelling atmosphere to the song.
Song Review/ Classical : Sergiy Bolotny’s ‘Little Dutch Rhapsody No. 3 - Capriccio Amsterdam’
His latest release is ‘Little Dutch Rhapsody No. 3 - Capriccio Amsterdam’. The work transforms Pieter Goemans’ Dutch melody “Aan de Amsterdamse grachten” into a solo violin caprice.
Song Review/ Jazz : Carmelo Alfano’s ‘Is This You?’
t swirls in thoughtful and creative ambiences. ‘Is This You?’ is the artist’s latest release, an art pop single that relates to bands like Lemon Jelly, Air and Zero Seven.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Michael & The Guillotine’s ‘GHOSTS AT 3AM’
Michael & The Guillotine have just released their debut single, ‘Ghosts at 3AM’. They start incredibly strong, as they come out with a bold and raw track that lays it all out on the table.
Song Review/ Dream Pop : Songbirds + Sirens’ ‘Somewhere’
Their latest release is ‘Somewhere’, a track that has its emotional center in grief, unanswered questions and a search for hope.
Song Review/ Roots Folk : The Joff Lowson Trio’s ‘Fire on the Hillside’
Roots-folk, banjo and bluegrass. That’s what you’ll get from The Joff Lowson Trio’s latest release, ‘Fire on the Hillside’. The track is playful and dynamic, thanks to the banjo melodies.
Song Review/ Jazz Fusion : Anthony Fesmire’s ‘Dream’
If you want to immerse yourself in the most uncommon, innovative and exciting conversation, you should listen to ‘Dream’ by Anthony Fesmire.
Song Review/ Hard Rock : Nasty Passion’s ‘Nasty’
If you love gritty, high energy hard rock, then Nasty Passion’s latest release, ‘Nasty’ is perfect for you. They don’t hold back.
Single Review/ Alt Pop : Apple Eyes’ ‘Be’
‘Be’ is the latest release from this duo. It’s an evocative electrowave pop song that takes you back to the 80s.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Hamish’s ‘Singing in My Soul’
In his song, ‘Singing in my Soul’, the artist crafts a slow and organic scene for the listener to settle down into. The rhythm is mellow, the acoustics are simple and raw.
Song Review/ Grunge : Under-Volt’s ‘Over-Ride’
Their latest release is ‘Over-Ride’, a track that perfectly captures the essence of this duo. It’s a riff driven soundscape, made with restless guitar patterns and dark chromatic melodies to bring the theme to life.
Song Review/ Jazz : d’Z’s ‘Inner Child’
d’Z has just released his latest track ‘Inner Child’ featuring Emmie te Pas. The track is a light and airy production, with jazz grooves and soulful vocals.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Starry Venus’s ‘You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix)’
Her latest release is ‘Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix)’. It rounds up her signature style in such a memorable way.
Song Review/ Rock : Reign’s ‘Mirrors’
Their latest release is ‘Mirrors’, a track that creates the best kind of vivid daze. It has a lot of blues flavors, informed by roots-rock styles and a lot of soul.
Song Review/ Rock : BROK’s ‘Liar’
From their latest album, ‘Hide The Sun’, we dive into ‘Liar’ as a stylistic reference point for this article. The track is notable especially because of its progressive format.
Song Review/ Folk Country : Clayton Bellamy’s ‘I Miss Tom Petty’
His latest release is ‘I Miss Tom Petty’, a track that calls back to the old days.
Album Review/ Nu Metal : Descienda’s ‘𐤒’
Their latest release is ‘𐤒’ an album that is meant to disrupt the superficial perception of human life and spirit and draw the listener in deeper.
EP Review/ Garage (Dance) : Novaix Onyx’s ‘Close’
Her latest release is the ‘Close’ EP, a collection that devours the disjointed rhythm of modern electronica, blending it with trap and dark pop in a way that you’ve never seen before.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Hamish’s ‘Significant Others’
‘Significant Others’ is the latest album (his second studio album) from Hamish.
EP Review/ Folk Rock : Finn Pearson’s ‘Rush Hour at Servo’
His latest release is his ‘Rush Hour at Servo’ EP, a collection that has an understated vibe but is marked by sharp emotional moments. They really draw you in.