INDIE

Lewis Pe, a musician from many diverse bands like “Lewis and the Strange Magics” and “Asforteri,” was born in Barcelona in 1994. His first solo double single, featuring two songs from his upcoming debut album, was released in 2020. His musical influences range widely, including Mediterranean music as well as…

Chasing The Bull by Sam Feinstein : Review Sam Feinstein enjoys music in all of its forms. He plays multiple instruments, has a university degree in music engineering, and works in the field of audio technology. Furthermore, he has played in bands that cover a wide range of genres, including…

KIMMERLY is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer who was born Carson Ruby Kimmerly. Her references to pieces like the “Mona Lisa” and artists like Degas demonstrate that she draws her inspiration primarily from the history of art. The release of her most well-known song, “Waterlily,” in late June, which…

Hidden path by Perttu Leinonen: Review There is something about one of the happiest countries in the world, Finland. Whether it’s the cleanest air or the gorgeous landscapes which can be seen, you can’t deny it also pays homage to amazing musicians. So, today let us take you into the…

Mnk Sht Album by SLOW.FALL: Album Review Have you also accidentally discovered slow.fall through its album Mnk Sht and need someone to resonate with your feelings of contempt? It’s an unconventional 10-piece album, filled with washy experimental ambient music that sill up the noise in the background, and takes you…

Iridescent Sky by Charlie Weathersby: Review Charlie Weathersby creates the type of music that is good for your soul. The poetic lyrics, infused with the subtlety in her voice are a wonderful combination. Charlie’s song ‘Iridescent Sky’ is an atmospheric track, that allowed me to deeply listen to and appreciate…

Forget the Name by Express Office Portico: Review On today’s latest music find, we’re jamming to Express Office Portico’s Indie rock-infused “Forget The Name” and confronting the nature of duality that resides within us. It is an upbeat indie-pop soundtrack filled with a delicate wash of synthesizers, jangly guitars, and…

Solstinox by The Foggy Jefferson Orchestra: Review The Foggy Jefferson Orchestra is an eclectic group of musicians, specifically 16 members, whose sound is profound and mystical. In my own words, the band’s track ‘Solstinox’ is all about space exploration. In a galaxy far far away, the band members saw the…

Vespa by Trevour Amunga: EP Review In 20 minutes, Kenyan singer/songwriter Trevour Amunga pours his paint into his current record, “VESPA,” an illusionist/contortionist presentation. The 7-track CD is full of deeply moving songs, infused with poetry and genuine heart. The album kicks off with Piece of Mind featuring Josh Berkeley,…

What More by Hidden Things: Review “Hidden Things” is a musical project that Brooklyn songwriter and musician Greg Adams started in 2019. He debuted with the album “Not Even Regret” and recently added to his discography a beautiful indie pop single, “What More”. It is a well-crafted, shimmering and smooth…