Song Review/ Neo Soul Pop : Jasmine Matthews’ ‘Narcissist’
Her latest single is ‘Narcissist’, in which she creates a soft, pastel dream with silky melodies, and satin vocals. There is an edge in the lyrics, a darkness in the way the protagonist attaches.
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 : TaniA Kyllikki’s ‘Feel Good Vibes’
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’.
My Glass World’s ‘You Can Feel it Coming’ : Drenching Alt Rock Fusion
Their latest release is called ‘You Can Feel it Coming’, a track that casts an ominous spell, a premonitive hypnotism that predicts the coming of something.
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.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : LTB’s Skyline
His latest release, ‘Skyline’ he demonstrates his love for a city, a place that carries him just as he carries it in him.
Single Review/ Pop : Rosie Belvie’s Survive
Her latest release is ‘Survive’, an upping, playful, dance driven, and transformative single. She uses energy to portray the resilience, strength, and the essence of the theme.
Album Review/Alt Pop : Sophia Stephens’ ‘Love & Grief’
Her latest release is ‘Love & Grief’, an album that explores the powerful connection between the two themes, crossing it over with time, space, inevitability, beauty, memories, and melancholy.
Song Review/Pop : Carson Ferris’s ‘FOMO’
In his latest release, ‘FOMO’, he explores the fear of missing out in the context of love and regrets.
Song Review/Pop : Ainsley Costello’s ‘Change Your Mind’
Her latest release is ‘Change Your Mind’, a pop rock sphere that is ensnared with storytelling ambience, contemplative flows, and fiery bursts of riffs.
Sukh’s ‘Heading East’ Unfurls With Technicolor Alt Folk Romance
His latest release is ‘Heading East’, an album that explores life through specific and succint lenses. Across eight tracks, he delightfully carries thoughts through shimmering acoustic and instrumental elements.
Giantheo’s ‘Hey Tu’ : Floating Dots of Melody & Vocals
Their latest release is ‘Hey Tu’, a soft, acoustical and elating composition that forms on floating dots of melody and vocals. The track is softly dynamic, with intuition and candor driving.
Nathan O’Regan’s ‘Follow You Down’ : A Transient Pop Flow
‘Follow You Down’ is part of this collection, pulling in accents of chamber pop, flicking dramatics, and a bare-boned vulnerability. It is made up of a thin film of acoustics and dancing baritones.