Song Review/ Pop : TaniA Kyllikki’s ‘I AM Good Enough’
TaniA Kyllikki has just released her latest single, ‘I AM Good Enough’, a self-affirming track that is meant to bring you closer to love, to healing and to yourself.
Song Review/ Chi-Pop : Attack the Sound’s ‘Wake up Call’
Their latest release is ‘Wake Up Call’, a mellow journey to an epiphany about the self, about the life that the protagonist is living mindlessly.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Allegra’s Refund
Her latest release is ‘Refund’. The first single teasing her debut album, ‘Unsent Love Letters Vol. 1’.
Song Review/ Pop : Larry Karpenko’s ‘Fare Thee Well’
His latest release is ‘Fare Thee Well’, a track that deliciously blends melancholy with good wishes.
Song Review/ Pop : Claudia Balla’s ‘Lábnyom’
In her ‘Winter Tale’ album, she drifted to angelic planes of expression while in her single, ‘Lábnyom’, the artist creates a fairytale journey, an odyssey that shapes the protagonist.
Twice Dark’s ‘Telekinetic’ : A Dark Cinematic Pop Universe
His latest release is the ‘Telekinetic’ album, a collection that he has been teasing with singles like ‘Necromantic’ and ‘Time Traveller’.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Reina Mora’s ‘Weeds (Elated Remix)’
this latest ‘Elated Remix’ of the song, the artist throws it back to the 2016s, to artists like Daya, Zara Larson, Zedd, and Ellie Golding.
Song Review/ Gothic Pop : Twice Dark’s ‘Necromantic’
Their latest release is ‘Necromantic’, a track that flows through the sticky spheres of wizardry, tracing the mystery, the complexity, and the energy that they carry.
Song Review/ Pop : Talking to Sophie’s ‘Mariposa’
He creates musical pop collages that spell out moods, emotions, feelings, and experiences. His latest release is ‘Mariposa’, a playful, light, and airy pop mix.
Song Review/ Chi-Pop : Attack the Sound’s ‘Favorite Things’
Their latest release is ‘Favorite Things’, a track that upholsters the classic show tune and waltz from The Sound of Music.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Twice Dark’s ‘Time Traveller’
In his latest track, ‘Time Traveller’, he creates a moody, dark toned, and bass intoned synth pop whirlpool.
Cris Cap’s ‘Live Like My Cat’ : A Blues Rock Funk Pop
It plays out smooth and easy, with elating creative elements and quirky accents. You’ll especially experience this sweet contrast in his latest double single, ‘Live Like My Cat’ and ‘Howlin’ at the Moon’.
Sparkle Glitch’s ‘Blood Maiden’ : An Experimental Electro Pop
It is unique, so nuanced and liberated artistically. Her latest release is the ‘Blood Maiden EP’, a collection of six tracks that reinforce the stylistic themes and features that she debuted with her track, ‘Lowkey Kintsugi’.
Lexi Berg’s ‘Fall Like an Angel’ : A Contemporary Pop Complexity
In her latest single, ‘Fall Like an Angel’, the artist projects human experience into a outwordly sphere. It is a soft, reflective, and confessional track, of a broken heart and a broken soul, trying to feel whole and free in the love of another.
Song Review / Pop : Richy McLoughlin ‘We Three Kings’
Taken from it is Richy’s contemporary and expansive interpretation of the classic Christmas carol, ‘We Three Kings’. He infuses the beloved carol into an extrapolative atmosphere.
Song Review/ Christmas Pop : Sandy Martin’s ‘Christmas Time Cookies’
It makes for the perfect storytelling medium, passing on sentiments and intimacy in real time. ‘Christmas Time Cookies’ are the artist’s latest release, a single that weaves the many images of Christmas.
Ava Valianti’s ‘Wishing Well’ : A Contemporary Pop Mystique
Her latest release is ‘Wishing Well’, a contemplative composition that floats on by like clouds in the sky.
Song Review/ Contemporary Pop : Laughing Cats’ ‘Jerk’
Their sophomore single is ‘Jerk’, an introspective track forming in the wake of a break up. The protagonist explores her emotional unavailability within the relationship that caused her partner to leave her.
TONOSO’s Indie Dance Reaches Great Dynamism in ‘Move Your Feet’
In their latest release, ‘Move Your Feet’, featuring Chikezie Eze, Paul and Jacob craft a complex skyscraper, driving in its loftiness and shimmering in its natural state.
Album Review/ Electro-Pop : Red Skies Mourning’s ‘Myosotis’
To have such a free and freeing command over the language of music proves his skill and virtuoso. When you talk about his vision, there is a horizon of themes that he explores, especially with his new album, ‘Myosotis’.