Fast Changing Landscapes by Linebug: Album Review “Fast Changing Landscapes” is a superb folk-pop album by Danish Duo Line Bøgh and Christian Gundtoft. The two create a masterful melodic fusion under the moniker Linebug. Their melodies are a combination of classical, atmospheric timbres, and gripping folk tales. Altogether, it creates…
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Drifters by Clay Joule & Elisa Mammoliti: Review “Drifters” is a captivating and emotional blues number by Clay Joule. It’s a track with a deep narrative and incredible rhythm portions that’ll draw you in from the very first minute. Joined by the vocals of the uber-talented Elisa Mammoliti, Clay Joule…
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“Seven in the Morning” is sure to hit you in the feels if you have just had a breakup and are not ready to face the aftermath yet. So what many of us do is build delusions over our denial. The narrator in the Norwegian singer/songwriter Stian Fjelldal AKA Birds…
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Ugly by Chris Caulfield: Review Chris Caulfield has a voice that turns heads and makes a solid impression. His captivating performance in the track “Ugly” is simply soul-stirring and does not back away from making some bold statements. The melody is intriguing, and the narrative even more so. Apart from…
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“Electric Carfé” by Mflux & Kiku is an electronic instrumental track that takes the listener on a sonic night ride through a futuristic soundscape. Imagine something similar to their music video featuring the car zooming by city lights in a time-lapse feature as you close your eyes and feel the…
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Dolphins by Blue Coffee: Review Blue Coffee are a stellar rock band with a sound that pays homage to classic grunge and alternative rock of the 1990s. Their track “Dolphins” brings back that familiar feeling of listening to vintage rock hits in your bedroom with tiny headphones and a Walkman…
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Foundry Town Survivors bring emotional baggage to their latest track, “In My Dreams,” with the narrator grieving over a hard loss. The track starts off with thrumming drums and a curving guitar tune, immediately setting the track for a groovy melody that sets the song for a lighter take on…
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Moon and Aries’ “Resolutions” is a soulful, pop-infused R&B dance track that showcases the duo’s incredible range and musicality. Recording from countries and continents apart, a German composer and producer with Canadian singer/songwriter have revealed the electro-pop and trance style track as their first single from their upcoming album, “Resolutions…
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Jack Lillian’s “Weeping Willow” is a powerful and emotive rock song that grips the listener with its intense vocals and hard-hitting instrumentals, all done by the artist alone. The lone wolf is a multi-instrumentalist behind the guitar, bass, drums, and even vocals. Engineered, recorded, and mixed in her bedroom, the…
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Good God Father’s “Freak Gospel Pop,” coming from the gloomy Oregon woods, melds the ancient with the contemporary to make peace between the past and the present and to create and usher in a more beautiful future. On a march through Armageddon, marked by solemn and solemn guitar and vocals.…