“Brick by Brick” by John Vento is a powerful ode to the resilient human spirit. John Vento is a well-known singer, songwriter, and producer from Pittsburgh with a career spanning over two decades. The song opens with a guitar riff and the vehement vocals of John Vento, setting the tone…
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African Dreams by Fleanger: Review “African Dreams” is an electronic piece for anyone with wanderlust. Composed by Fleanger, this soothing track combines synthesizers and afrobeat rhythms to create a unique sound. It is a tribute to the incredible African continent translated into clean EDM timbres. Once you get a taste…
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If you love Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, you will find them earthing out on Munk Duane’s high vocals delivered swooningly. His latest single, “My Fellow Americans,” is a testament to his unique style and musical talent. The song is a perfect blend of vintage sounds from the 60s and…
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If you are anything like me, who personally loves moody, post-punk, art-pop, and dark electronic sounds soaking in reverb, you might just love everything “Angel with Fangs” is about. Gallowayyys finally released the full album this April 14th for us music lovers to enjoy—and boy, is it intense! He really…
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Maybe you sometimes do need to see the world with a rosy-colored lens—so see them with Lady Redneck by plugging in to “All things.” As you listen to it, the sweetness comes with a twist of feisty and feminine energy from her empowering lyrics. It creates a musical paradox with…
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Brooklyn, New York-based artist yrry’s first digital project was a multimedia endeavor. The project’s objective is to display a collection of unfiltered feelings and LoFi nostalgia as a commentary on how quickly social structures and daily life are changing. yrry paints a fine portrait of the human condition by drawing…
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Songs from the Campfire by Craig Gould: Album Review Craig Gould makes spellbinding folk music that’ll soothe your soul. His album “Songs from the Campfire” is an incredible mix of emotions and passionate storytelling. Each track is layered with a playful acoustic guitar presence and Craig’s moving voice guiding the…
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Jake Ingram, a multi-instrumentalist from Birmingham, Alabama, is the author of Always in Danger. Described by the artist as a fusion of shoegaze, techno, ambient, and pop with a dash of metalcore and noise. Always in Danger will probably appeal to fans of HEALTH, Nothing, Queens of the Stone Age,…
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With cartoonish and interesting cover art portraying a Bull kind of makes you look at the album name again. That’s right, it’s “Bull in a China Shop” by Atomic Bronco. An indie alternative rock album reminiscent of retro times and somewhat coalescing lo-fi beats with garage rock sounds If that…
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They are The Band Cope, a San Diego-based band, and they would love to tell us about their upcoming record, “Georgia,” which will be released on April 7. They play queer indie/alternative music with grunge/punk undertones. They are pleased that, with this song, they improved their sound by introducing more…