CLASSICAL/ JAZZ/ BLUES

Calliope Dreaming by Evoletah: Album Review Evoletah are a superb musical act taking an art-jazz approach. Their playstyle is pretty unique! Traditional norms of the genre blend with sizzling vocal passages. Altogether, it’s a masterful technique of harmony that is both catchy and calming to hear. Most of the instruments…

In a world filled with constant noise and chaos, Parjam Parsi’s classical instrumental album, “Season of Amnesia,” offers a serene refuge for the weary soul. Released on November 7th, 2018, “Season of Amnesia” stands as a testament to Parsi’s prowess as a composer, engineer, and producer and his deep understanding…

Fields by Lookout Tower: Album Review Lookout Tower is a musical act perfecting the art of soul and blues. Their album “Fields” is a collection of dynamic and groovy music representing those genres. Thus, it’s a fantastic cadence to absorb and will resonate with fans on a worldwide scale. We…

Broken Pieces by Gav Moran: Album Review Human beings are such expressive creatures, and every one of us has an outlet through which emotions flow naturally. Among these feelings, pain is one such that allows musicians to beautifully capture their sentiments and create art. This brings us to Gav Moran’s…

What Iceberg? by Atlantic Junction: Album Review A love story of blues and jazz, in a tightly knit record, such is the essence of Atlantic Junction’s album “What Iceberg?” From electrifying guitar solos, to smooth saxophone pieces, this record is guaranteed to make your jaw drop. This is primarily because…

Reverberations by Nevaris: Album Review “Reverberations” is a sensational album carved to perfection by Nevaris, a talented artist who deals with the likes of Afro-Latin and funk music. The roots of the aforementioned genres date back decades, especially the first one. With roots in old-school cinema, video game OSTs, and…

The novel Marianela by Benito Pérez Galdós served as the inspiration for the album Historias de Nela. Twenty years into his career as a composer, the artist still thinks of him as an absolute stranger. Check out the exclusive interview below: 1. Can you tell us a bit about where…

Vaari Vaari ft. Nirmit by Sahana Naresh: Review When you mix two completely separate genres, it’s like mixing one part of the earth with another, and that’s a beautiful connection in itself. In that regard, Sahana Naresh’s splendid track “Vaari Vaari” arrives, and a majestic melody graces our ears. Together…

Wild and Free by Day Nah: Review Day Nah shows us her vocal chops and the spirit of blues music with “Wild and Free.” It’s a moving track with innovative songwriting and instrumental sequences that will grab your attention. The musician mixes a bit of soul and the funk genre…

Everywhere You Go Is Where You’ll Be by RAYGUN CARVER: Review “Everywhere You Go Is Where You’ll Be” is a cinematic blues track that paints a picture of the American Midwest set at the end of the 19th century. It’s a track infused with melodic drama and thrill, crafted by…