The Roof Falls In by O’Reilly & Vincent: Review Finn O’Reilly, a singer and guitarist from Dublin, and Rod Vincent, a poet from Shropshire, form the formidable O’Reilly & Vincent. Their upbeat track “The Roof Falls In” is all about a household catastrophe being met with a contemplative approach. All…
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Cosmic Sunrise by Carter Fox ft. Steve Honz: Review Since the age of 15, Carter Fox has been performing as a musician, songwriter, producer, and artist. His love of video games and the cosmos informs his “chill-fi” musical approach. Carter Fox is well-known in the business for his distinctive sound,…
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Greek recording artist V/Terpan resides in London. In 2019, he dropped his first two singles (Never Love Again and Out), and in 2020, he did the same with Promise and The Beast. In December of the same year, he also dropped a 6-track EP called When The Poems Gave Us…
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Bad by Maria Weissman: Review Maria Weissman brings herself to be brutally honest about her “bad” moments and creates poetry that stands out in a sea of rock-jazz-indie fusion. Ever felt like you’re having a heart-to-heart with an artist? Maria’s emotionally vulnerable and expressive delivery makes her latest song “Bad”…
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Today’s The Day by Macajey: Review Jeremy Macachor AKA Macajey is a musician who was born in California but currently resides in Estonia. Music is never far from his presence. He is a singer, guitarist, sound engineer, and producer who is making a splash under the alias of Macajey. The…
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Hysteria by Abby London: Review Abby London’s track “Hysteria” is a thought-provoking experimental tune. Your ears will be graced by an eerie piano arrangement, and your spirit will be enchanted. The offbeat pace has occasional transitions from minor chords to major chords which gives it a bit of a scary…
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Garden of the Gods by Pete Cautious: Review The latest album from Pete Cautious is a carefully crafted 10-piece release. It has left me speechless with subliminal messages, such as from the song ‘Love Won’t Pay The Bills,’ –Damn right, Florida Man! Thanks for the wakeup call! Anyway, the album…
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Drive Away by Karen Harding: Review ‘Drive Away’ is an addition to Australian singer and songwriter Karen Harding’s forthcoming arsenal of EP called ‘I’ve Got A Secret’. While she’s in between brewing up tracks for her debut album, her latest release starts with a gentle rhythmic guitar that almost sounds…
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Ghost by Troln: Review “Ghost” is a hauntingly (pun intended) beautiful track composed by Troln. They’re a mysterious indie-pop band with elements of avant-garde and baroque pop in their mix. The vocalist Helene Navne has a magical voice that’ll enchant your soul. Her sway will captivate you into getting into…
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Canciones perdidas by Pequita: Review Pequita is a solo project full of passionate harmonies, and unique instrumentation that is reminiscent of South-American music. This is especially the case for the percussion (which sounds like bongos), and vocals too. All in all, it’s a jubilant single titled “Canciones perdidas” filled with…