The diverse American indie-rock quartet Morning Trips has charmed fans with their uncompromising devotion to Alt-Rock. Nonetheless, the band’s musical output does not end there. The Florida band’s approach has evolved from effervescent, atmospheric pop to frenetic, introspective punk and beyond, drawing inspiration from a range of genres, and it…
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I Am Alive by Dylan Tauber: Album Review Dylan Tauber makes lovely trance music that will soothe your soul, and make you dance at the same time. Their album “I Am Alive”, has twelve amazing tracks involving clear synthesizer melodies, beats, and serene vocals. In its essence, it’s a record…
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Mackenzie is a rising alt-pop musician from Reading who drew influence from Avril Lavigne, Taylor Swift, and Miley Cyrus as she was growing up. Her rock inclinations come from her father, who made her headbang in the car while listening to AC/DC as a child. These prior inspirations were visible…
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Champion 2 by K.C.: EP Review The westcoast-inspired rapper, writer and producer K.C.’s 2019 EP Champion 2 is his grandiose statement piece to the rap world. K.C. introduces himself and the EP with the opening track Ntro. The track is a spoken piece with K.C. announcing himself the champion as…
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The Freedom Inside by Harry Kappen: Review ‘The Freedom Inside’, Harry Kappen’s latest single, is a stirring and heartfelt exhortation to start making great changes from inside. The Dutch musician and music therapist is recognized for making controversial political statements and creating music that promotes awareness of world issues. Kappen’s…
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Til Your Boots are Dirty by Gary Pratt: Review You know rock and country music lovers are in for a good time when the guitar revs harder than their trucks. Award-winning country singer Gary Pratt decided to take the road with his ‘Til Your Boots are Dirty’ single that was…
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Sundown by Ye Angst: Review Ye Angst’s 2011 single ‘Sundown’ is a high-speed car chase of electrifying guitar riffs and everything rock n roll. The song does not waste a second grabbing the attention of the listeners with its electrifying guitar riff and hard-hitting drums. The driving riff is infectious…
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Speed Limit by Carson Ferris: Review Provo, Utah-based up-and-coming youngster Carson Ferris’ latest song ‘Speed Limit’ is an exciting pop track with big percussion and guitar rhythms. But, despite the catchy tune and production, the song has a deeper significance that makes it stand out. The song is about the…
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Avi Misra Evokes Nostalgia with Latest Album The magnificent new album ‘Nostalgia,’ conceived in the brilliant mind of legendary Electronic Rock artist/producer Avi Misra, is a Synthwave and Darkpop masterpiece. ‘Nostalgia,’ Avi Misra’s fifth and perhaps greatest album, debuted on March 2 at Melbourne’s famed Toff In Town. The album…
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Stop What You’re Doing by Rob Lea: EP Review Blackpool-based rockstar Rob Lea makes his debut EP as a solo artist, ‘Stop What You’re Doing’. It is an epic mix of 5 songs highlighting the influences and musical abilities of the lead singer of the popular Queen tribute band, Majesty.…