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Go Kart by Kahnin: Review The Icelandic genre-blending artist Kahnin’s latest single ‘Go Kart’ draws its inspiration from the cut-up technique famously used by William S. Burroughs. The song’s emphasis on appreciating the little things in life and keeping a youthful perspective makes it feel very relevant and meaningful more…

Undivided Light by Al Buchanan: Review Following his previous track ‘1998’, British multi-instrumentalist indie singer-songwriter Al Buchanan gives the listeners another taste of his upcoming album with his latest single ‘Undivided Light’. The artist holds the song very near to his heart as the theme of the song revolves around…

Waking Up by Withered Hand: Review The worries and struggles of everyday life presented through bright uplifting musical arrangements ensure a listener could enjoy the swing of the beats while taking the profound lyrics to heart. This is exactly what Withered Hand, nom de plume for singer-songwriter Dan Willson who…

Hero Dog Releases Relaxing LoFi album “mt.hood” Hero Dog is led by the production qualities of Aaron Mercado, who is also the mind behind each composition. This melodic act focuses mostly on the LoFi and ambient genre, but they also dabble with electronica. Their album, which was published on January…

Universe Moves so Fast by Occurrence: Review Building the anticipation of their upcoming double album ‘Slow Violence’ which is set to be released on 7 April 2023, the electronic trio Occurrence released a three-track mini EP ‘Universe Moves so Fast’ giving their listeners a peek into what to expect. The…

Seashells by Ronald Van Deurzen: Review New Age music is a genre that is rejuvenating to hear, and Ronald Van Deurzen’s “Seashells” is no stranger to that aspect. It’s a serene tune conveyed by a piano piece and has plenty of atmosphere attached to it. This is evident from the…

Lullaby by Raleÿell: Review Raleÿell’s uplifting new pop track “Lullaby” has a pleasant tempo worth giving a spin. This melody is an excellent listen for fans of slow-paced hymns creating a delicate bond with the listener through its musical flow. With that being said, “Lullaby” will definitely ease your soul…

Humiliani by Sun Waahs: Review Fresh out of Lisbon, Portugal, the debut single from Sun Waahs is a trippy sonic journey to the otherworldly sound of the band. With ‘Humiliani’, the band sets themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the experimental neo-psychedelic scene. The track starts with…

Coleman.X is an exception to the rule of leniency in avant-garde music. His compositions are skillfully weaved and sewn together to create a stunning work of art and melody. Coleman Chambliss is a singer, songwriter, producer, and performer better known by the stage name Coleman.X. Coleman, who was born in…

Stray Honey by The Loud Bangs: EP Review Eccentric rock band The Loud Bangs brings forth a fresh EP entitled “Stray Honey.” Their vast sound pertains to the shoegaze genre mostly, along with alternative rock, pop, and a bit of psychedelia too. Overall, The Loud Bangs make a solid impression…