INDIE

Glimmer by The House Flies: EP Review After originally making a name for themselves as members of grunge-metal act Murnau in recent years, The House Flies sees the group focus on a more haunted direction as they introduce themselves with their debut EP ‘Glimmer’. Clocking in right at around 17…

Friend by Ye Angst: Review Ye Angst’s single ‘Friend’ is a melancholic soundtrack that takes the listener on a reflective trip through the complexities of human connection as they listen to the song’s smooth storyline and melody. The narrative is told memorably, and its themes—respect and devotion, standing steady, carving…

Kreis by Deve: Review Lofi and moody pop meet together to form the delightful “Kreis” by fresh artist Deve. His style of poetry and the music that comes along with it reminds me of late nights working on a piece of my own while neo-soul guitar chords loop continuously. Every…

So This Is How We Dance by Denni Ian: Review The narrative in “So This Is How We Dance” by Denni Ian begins with a stunning piano introduction. Then, a captivating poet takes the mic followed by the ecstasy of a symphony. Regarding an intriguing blend of classical music and…

Time To Reflect by Sleeping Together: Review The up-and-coming UK indie-pop band Sleeping Together is back with its third song, ‘Time To Reflect’. The complexities of love are examined in ‘Time To Reflect’, a song inspired by the experience of being a young adult in today’s culture. Although the Beatles…

Based in Norfolk, Virginia, Matt Luther is a sentimental artist and even more inventive lyricist. After the demise of his grandfather in 2017, he picked up the pen for the first time and has never looked back. His ability to compose, produce, mix, and master everything allowed him to establish…

kibbokid releases uplifting new song “Follow the Leader” The solo project of London-based composer James Wilson-Rhead, kibbokid, brings a terrific rhythmic flow to the scene. The musician combines afrobeat, electronic dance music, and feel-good pop. He oversees the writing, production, keyboards, and vocals departments. The initiative began as an effort…

Tuulikki Bartosik is a Swedish-Estonian accordionist, songwriter, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist. Incorporating vocals, effects, and music software into her virtuosic playing, her work has become increasingly daring, stretching out from its roots to explore the possibilities. Bartosik’s restless creativity has taken her around the world, where she has found inspiration in…

Giving up the Ghost by John Laprade: EP Review Powerful and moving is what I graciously categorize John Laprade’s EP “Giving up the Ghost”. Composed of a genre mix of Indie and a bit of Country rock, every piece on this collection has excellent instrumental synergy and vocal flow. Out…

Happiness Doesn’t Always Last by Eddz: EP Review Liam Taylor, the artist behind the electronically euphoric “Eddz” turns heads in his inspiring EP “Happiness Doesn’t Always Last.” It has a genre mixture of electronic rhythms countered by funky instrumental bits. The result is this woke EP guaranteed to make you…