Wake Up by iHATEJON: Review iHATEJON’s “Wake Up” begins with a pensive entrance that is propelled by guitar and piano and shimmers in the moonlight. You won’t have any trouble getting down to the beat once the song starts off with a verse. It’s a phenomenal example of indie music…
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Gilligil Album by Gillian Rae Perry: Review Gillian Rae Perry, an LA-based singer, and songwriter has been battling with long-term depression and mood swings. Addressing and working through such divergent emotions has far-reaching effects on those of us going through such trials. Taking these typical emotions, the artist has graced the world…
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Rock is Dead by Kevin the Persian: Review With the evolution of music, it’s the era of fusing many genres together. While a lot of listeners enjoy the change in this landscape, the OG fans may get nostalgic. Following this, today’s question “Is Rock Dead?” gets answered by Kevin the…
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Surrender by Zach Churchill: Review Zach Churchill is a talented artist based in Los Angeles, his track “Surrender” is a stylized indie rock/pop piece, that is full of sentimental melodies. Beginning with a dark and gloomy guitar theme, “Surrender” progresses to a deep bass tone and further guitar notes. Zach…
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Double Life by Syd Caldera: Review Syd Caldera puts listeners in awe with “Double Life”. According to the artist, The dual existence of many of us served as inspiration for this track. With a drum roll, we’re off to an interesting start to the song. It then transitions into an…
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SYNTHETIC by Nicky Buell: Review Nicky Buell is a visionary in songwriting. His track “SYNTHETIC” is a funky tune that brings personality and rhythmic attitude to the table. Here get a glimpse of these remarkable lyrics –“Society tells me my body’s unhealthyIf I look like those models we see on…
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Yarrow by Celestial North: Review The Scottish singer-songwriter and multitalented artist Celestial North gives the listeners a glimpse of her upcoming album with her latest release, ‘Yarrow’. It is a hauntingly beautiful song with a cathartic atmosphere. This contemplative and pensive composition sways with a flood of pianos and sighing…
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Kongress was founded in 1975, but it flourished thanks to the late, great magician Geoffrey Crozier conjuring ghosts, VON LMO, Master of Reverse Trapology, Robert Crash/Renate Twin Towers of Teutonic Guitar Power, Frank Stokes stabilizing the Bass Bottom, and Master of the Unheard of, Otto von Ruggins, Saving the Musick…
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Object Permanence by Eyas: Review The complexity, passion, and beauty of love is a never-ending well of creativity for artists. The most recent single released by Eyas, titled “Object Permanence,” sheds light on the kind of love that is accompanied by confusion, anxiety, and heartache. If you are not yet…
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Anthony Casuccio is back with a retro-pop classic that taps into his love for ’80s music, Synthpop, and cool guitar licks. This comes after the success of his EP Emotional Lockdown and the remix of his song Love Is the Answer (featuring Cynthis Moore). These components come together in What…