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It Feels Like by Leo Nazz: Review If you’re in the mood for something upbeat and infectiously positive, look no further than “It Feels Like” by Leo Nazz. The vibe of this song emits serene and melodious energy. This is because the singer’s genuine spirit and exciting vocals, the scene’s…

shadows by chloe spider: Review Shadows, by chloe spider, is an astoundingly distinctive tune that manages to be both soothing and energizing at the same time. In playing the track, I heard what seemed like an otherworldly emotion. More so after the beat kicks in, it will sound like a…

Days, Weeks, Months & Years by Blake Cateris: Review Are you a fan of personal songs? Tracks that speak loudly and sing expressively about the artist’s reflection? Then enjoy this treat presented by the Australian up-and-coming artist Blake Cateris titled “Days, Weeks, Months & Years”. It’s an indie-acoustic tune that…

Maurizio Vitale established the avant-garde group Lolita Terrorist Sounds in Berlin. The name is a provocative combination of the word “Terrorist” and the provocative title of Nabokov’s novel, “Lolita.” To best capture the innovative nature of the band’s compositions and performances, both were created using the W. Burroughs cut-up technique…

Paul Whiteley (guitars and vocals) and Ashley Hurst make up the UK-based indie rock duo Fendahlene (bass). They were regulars on the Sydney live circuit for ten years, playing music that was heavily influenced by rock from the 1960s and 1970s, alt-rock, and alt-country (basically everything indie). They released their…

One Rule by Ruiz!: Review Ruiz!’s latest single ‘One Rule’ is theatrical, containing unique vocal interpretations evoking high intelligence and maturity in terms of art. Hugh Ruiz Robert, better known as Ruiz!, hails from Sheffield, England, and is a one-man show that meticulously records and plays back his own encounters.…

Youngtree & The Blooms by Youngtree & The Blooms: Album Review Canadian singer and songwriter Peter William Smith’s brainchild Youngtree & The Blooms and his self-titled full album is an absolute work of art. It washes over you a river of emotions with its eclectic choice of instrumental combinations. Each…

Birdman by SRVR: Review Sidney Rivers and Vincent Rouge, both of South London’s music production and songwriting scenes, have recently begun working together under the moniker SRVR. Their first single, “Birdman,” was recorded and polished at 123 Studios in London with Rob Wilks, who is notable for producing songs for…

Living by Near Death Experience: Review Near Death Experience are an upbeat indie-pop/rock band filled with colorful melodies, and exceptional taste for summer vibes. Their track “Living” is truly a shout-out to seize the day. This is because everything from the cheerful rhythm section, to the optimistic lyrical composition, and…

Cookies by The Cookie Jar Complot: Review Enter into an astronomical parade, where another indie-rock project plays to create intricate instrumental specials all the way from Luxembourg –today’s highlight – The Cookie Jar Complot. They have some of the most pulsating works in their arsenal, including their latest release ‘Cookies.’…