Hanami by SAMBOX: Review French pianist, keyboardist and producer Samuel Pineau goes by the name SAMBOX. His latest song ‘Hanami’ is the perfect soundtrack to cherry blossoms season made in collaboration with a fellow French musician who pours her heart and soul into the cello, Anita Barbereau. Hanami is the…
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Aluminum by Powerwalk: Review Brace yourselves folks, we’re taking a trip down memory lane to 1980s pop tunes. Powerwalk’s fun and exciting song “Aluminum” is a love letter to the aforementioned era, and popular hits from that time. The act combines nostalgic synthesizers, beats, singing, and just an overall retro…
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Second phase by Perttu Leinonen: Album Review The spiritual sound of Perttu Leinonen’s music is astounding to hear and is a blend of electronica and deep poetry. Entitled “Second phase”, this intriguing record takes a unique path in making melodies, like its cinematic and storytelling stance. Each track has spoken…
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Back To Me by Matthew Smith: Album Review Matthew Smith’s album “Back To Me” blew me away with its folk/indie rock sound. Each melody from this collection is a combination of soothing acoustic hymns and powerful guitar riffs. In addition to that, a talented singer graces the mic and paves…
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Esoteric by Leonie Sherif: Review You can never have too much of the RnB genre, and Leonie Sherif’s exceptional track “Esoteric” proves that. It’s a passionate mix of smooth vocal harmonies, ambient synths, and a lovely bassline keeping it together. The song’s rhythm is such a jam, it blends excellently…
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George Segal by Hare Hunter Field: Review “George Segal” is a chill electronica track by Hare Hunter Field, an artist whose music is pretty relaxing to hear. Their essence is brought out through clean synth arrangements, drone portions, and a tune pertaining to the melodica’s tone. Altogether, the sound has…
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It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year by Ann Marie Nacchio: Album Review
by adminIt’s been a day, a week, a month, a year by Ann Marie Nacchio: Album Review “It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year” is a stunning album by Ann Marie Nacchio, whose a true veteran in the piano rock genre. Her instrumental and vocal talent is pretty…
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6ixth Element is an emcee, producer, hip-hop artist, and entrepreneur from Denver, Colorado. He began making hip-hop at the age of 14. He studied Audio Engineering and Music Business at KMG Studio in Boulder, Colorado after graduating from high school and starting a family. He has formed his record label,…
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Don’t Tell Me by Blair Djuna: Review Every year we eagerly wait for fresh dance floor songs to keep the party going and Blair Djuna has already made a fantastic contribution with ‘Don’t Tell Me’. From its toe-tapping intro to the foot-stomping climax, Australian singer/songwriter Blair Djuna’s fourth and latest…
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Naughty by Stellan Perrick: Review Germany is a vast hub for musicians, and an abundance of artists have been making waves in the music biz from that region. Our musician in the spotlight today Stellan Perrick is based from there and creates sultry pop melodies with an electronica twist. His…