Album Review/ Synth Pop : Creativity Native Scene’s ‘Sometimes We Arrive At The Short Fall’
Blending modern electronica with choral influences, angelic harmonies, all inclined towards lifting up the listener, they create atmospheres of feeling. Their latest release is ‘Sometimes We Arrive At The Short Fall’, an EP that dives into moments of faith, fantasy, and the adventure of them when combined.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : TaniA Kyllikki’s ‘Feel Good Vibes’
Lips of Stranger’s ‘Motion’ : Synth Pop With Retro 80s Polish
The band has debuted with the single, ‘Motion’, a track that expresses the theme both conceptually and emotionally.
Song Review/ Synth Pop : Claudia Balla’s ‘Normal People’
Claudia Balla demonstrates her scintillating alt pop with her new single, ‘Normal People’. The track is bright, glamorous and full of groove.
WAVEWULF Creates Vivid & Vibrant Expanse in ‘In Every Blue’
His latest is ‘In Every Blue’, a spanning expanse that envelops and comforts the listener, in every blue, sadness, or melancholy.
Album Review : Shane Rennison’s ‘Irrational’
m, ‘Irrational’. Each track from the collection catalogs a moment in his life, capturing the scene, its emotion, sentiment, and headspace.
Carson Ferris’ Ghosts Elevates with Synth-Pop Romance
Carson Ferris’ ability to spin human experiences into a feel-good flow of catchy hooks, earworm synth pop is reinforced yet again in his latest release, ‘Ghosts’.
Belouis Some Revitalizes ‘Imagination’ with Fantastic Interpretations
Belouis Some pop style is eclectic and dynamic, a groovy power house full of visuals, color, and sonic sensibilities. He rose to fame in the 1980 with his singles, ‘Some People’, ‘Round, Round’, and ‘Imagination’.
Cromwell Swings With Hypnotic Electronica with ‘Slow Down’
‘Slow Down’ is the band’s latest single. The rhythms are pressed and swirled inextricably with the theme. A dystopian world unfolds.
Clare Easdown Crafts A Captivating Darkness in ‘Stigma Enigma’
Her latest single is ‘Stigma Enigma’. The soundscape is as dazed, serene, and numbingly beautiful as the space below ocean water.
Savor the Enamoring Patterns of Moon and Aries in ‘Firenight’
Their latest is ‘Firenight’, a dance pop spread that is flushed with ethereal and mystical sensibilities. The theme’s cosmic significance is highlighted by quivering vocal tenderness.
Revel in the Fluttering Sentiment of Astralix’s ‘Lost and Found’
‘Lost and Found’ is the latest single from Gary Dranow’s Astralix. This one brings the romantic allure of spatial attributes to the fantasy of loving someone on earth.
Carson Aday’s ‘Fade Away’ is a Stellar Retro Synth Pop Track
In his latest single, ‘Fade Away’, the artist beautifully brings to life the mantra of an isolated mind, struggling to retain connections with the world.