Mission of Love by Anton Commissaris: Review “Mission of Love” is a smooth jazz piece by Anton Commissaris, whose melodic flair never ceases to amaze. The artist’s vocal craft involves spoken word that pays homage to vintage jazz music. A gripping tale unfolds as Anton sings his way through “Mission…
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Tybah by Tha Building: Review When listening to ‘Tybah’ by Tha Building, one is taken on an enlightening trip with the protagonist of the song, who is exhausted from putting up with someone for a long time and finally snaps. Their first full-length, ‘Outside Ourselves’, is a thrilling journey through…
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Skirmish by The Earthtones Trio: Review The Earthtones Trio’s ‘Skirmish’ is a fantastic example of global instrumental music that will take on a captivating journey of instrumental music. With its brisk melodies, snappy percussion, and mighty piano chords, the modern chamber track is a striking example of music’s adaptability and…
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Cages by Pokkisham: Review Pokkisham’s latest single, ‘Cages’, is an ardent and standout track that showcases the artist’s soulful vocals and skilled songwriting. The track begins with a dreamy atmosphere and gradually builds into a potent and determined sound, with the addition of jazz-inspired drums. The lyrics reflect Pokkisham’s personal…
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Paul Cardall released serene new track ‘September Winds’
by adminPaul Cardall released serene new track ‘September Winds’ Paul Cardall, a Grammy-winning pianist and composer, has released two distinct iterations of his eagerly awaited instrumental album, ‘December’. The renowned pianist released the album, which combined piano with a string ensemble, on December 3 in both a digital and physical form.…
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Yuma Jazz Company release mesmerizing track ‘Some Tequila and a Plan’
by adminYuma Jazz Company release mesmerizing track ‘Some Tequila and a Plan’ Jan. 16 and 17, 2023 saw the recording of ‘Some Tequila and a Plan’ by The Yuma Jazz Company in San Luis, Arizona. On Thursday, February 9 at 6:00 p.m., it was formally released at the group’s performance at…
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The Aftermath by Sombertrap: Review Sombertrap is a solo artist who makes stunning instrumental melodies. “The Aftermath” is a slow-jazz-inspired piece, where graceful piano bits take hold followed by resonating basslines and minimal percussions. The song is the very essence of “short and sweet” clocking in at just a minute…
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Alex Gage B***h Slaps The Day by Alex Gage: Review Alex Gage’s experimental funk sound is a breath of fresh air in the music biz. His single entitled “Alex Gage B***h Slaps The Day” has a bold melodic direction that will resonate with the artist in you. From tasty bass…
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Gianpaolo Gallian released noteworthy new song ‘Almost There’
by adminGianpaolo Gallian released noteworthy new song ‘Almost There’ At the age of nine, Gianpaolo Gallian began playing the drums. He soon started studying percussion instruments at the Rovigo (IT) Conservatory of Music, where he spent 8 years. After that, he switched to private drum lessons and traveled the nation to…
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Sarves Thiru releases captivating new song ‘Victory: Vakratunda’
by adminSarves Thiru releases captivating new song ‘Victory: Vakratunda’ Around four minutes long, ‘Victory: Vakratunda’ has a leisurely 84 bpm. A twenty-two second introductory section at the start of the song establishes the mood right away. The steady percussion creates the ideal foundation for the vocal line by fusing with the…