CLASSICAL/ JAZZ/ BLUES

Carl Liungman is a Swedish Neoclassical Pianist, Songwriter, and Composer. His melodies and piano performance are meticulous combination of current Minimalism, Classical piano skill, and beautiful pop music and new age atmospheres. He draws inspiration from aritsts and composers like Arvo Part, John Legend, Max Richter, Coldplay, Hans Zimmer, and…

Holiday Soul by Desarae Dee: Review Through the sentiments of her most recent track, ‘Holiday Soul,’ we get to hear Desarae Dee in a joyful and poignant light. A warm hug surrounds this record’s intent as soon as it begins to play, offering up rhythmic beats that ooze with the…

Won’t Be Around by Terry Blade: Review “Won’t Be Around” by Terry Blade balances the soul of blues and the spirit of americana into a neatly compressed melodic package. That’s what I immediately felt as the desert blues style acoustic guitar popped up, alongside the vocal remedies from this angelic…

Dreams Come True by Alessi Brothers: Review The evergreen compositions of the Alessi Brothers, which have stayed transcendent in American popular culture and have grown even more famous around the globe, now offer us ‘Dreams Come True,’ a wonderful blend of country music and exquisite vocal harmonies. The wonderful Alessi…

Break Free! by ERIK & THE WORLDLY SAVAGES: EP Review Erik Mut is a Canadian singer and songwriter whose folksy EP “Break Free!” is spellbinding and full of rebellious tracks to uplift oneself. The sound of ERIK & THE WORLDLY SAVAGES has this unique eastern-European twist. The EP opens up…

Embodiment (duet) by Claire Bigley: Review Melodically serene and dramatic to its core, the track “Embodiment” by Claire Bigley is simply touching and is a lovely musical tune to experience. The tune has a moving expression and flow, courtesy of the piano and cello pieces. Intertwined together, both instruments vividly…

Shadows in the Fire by Dave Mohan: Review Emotionally spectacular and melodically marvelous, Dave Mohan’s soulful track “Shadows in the Fire” is a track worth hearing over and over. Filled with interesting piano segments, and a jazzy rhythm section, the tune is quite catchy and soothing. Aside from that, a…

She’s Not the Hurting Kind by Anton Commissaris: Review Anton Commissaris is a San Francisco Bay Area-based composer, pianist, and performer. His jazzy track “She’s Not the Hurting Kind” contains pleasant, embracing, and melodic vocals. The artist sings of his blossoming relationship and the expectations and doubts he has for…

(Made It) Another Day ft. Jerry Manfredi by Gary Dranow: Review The soul and heart of blues music come alive in Gary Dranow’s track “(Made It) Another Day” which also features Jerry Manfredi. A moody essence is present on the track providing a serene listening experience. As a blues man…

Bridges Over Minefields by Ben Street: Album Review “Bridges Over Minefields” was released on November 18, 2022, as a debut solo album. It was produced, composed, mixed, and mastered by Ben Street who also played all the instruments. The album talks about loneliness, loss, and love. The album starts with…