Hurt Like Hell by Aimée: Review “Hurt Like Hell” is an epic pop track by Aimée, who is an artist with a powerful voice. Her anthemic tone has plenty of potential, and it will excite you from the very second she sings. “Hurt Like Hell” has plenty of zest and…
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Blak Emoji released groovy new song ‘Last Night Lost’ ‘Eclectro [Deluxe Edition]’ by Blak Emoji is currently available from ECR Music Group. As part of a four-part full catalog reissue from the label, the celebrated album has been resequenced and remastered by indie music legend and ECR founder Blake Morgan.Kelsey…
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Grace & Badlove released enthralling new song ‘Good To Know’ While the pandemic was in full swing, ‘Good to Know’ was written. Grace Portillo, the group’s lead vocalist, claims that the song is a tribute to being straightforward and the value of having good intentions. The only thing that mattered…
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Dreaming by SPiN: Review The latest single by SPiN is a nostalgic throwback to the songwriting patterns of the hippie era of the 60s and 70s. Vintage yet modern, they put their own touch of indie that is so familiar, yet refreshing. The song follows the classic songwriting and lyrical…
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Strange Times by Toby Pearce: Review “Strange Times” is a soft-rock song by Toby Pearce, with captivating poetry and uplifting melodies. The track was co-produced by John Reynolds and invites their musical presence on it as well. Aside from that, “Strange Times” is a personal reflection on Toby’s life depicted…
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Off My Mind by Gabriel Bishop: Review Brisbane-based solo producer and singer-songwriter Harry Wells goes by the stage name Gabriel Bishop. His latest release ‘Off My Mind’ is a charming flirty summer single telling the story of a forbidden love. The song is a refreshing take on a modern-day romance.…
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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…
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In My Head by JShell: Album Review ‘In My Head’, the latest album by the New York City singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist artist JShell is an audio-visual collection of 15 songs featuring the legends of rock n roll that inspired us to pick up the six strings and pour our hearts out.…
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Pearls by Patryk Kania: Review The sensational Patryk Kania and his alt-pop track “Pearls” has a solid resonance. The song’s structure has a chill rhythm in place, with vibrant synths and a funky bass gripping the vibe. Apart from this, subtle trumpet fillers grace the tune, and keeping all that…
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The Point of No Return by Garland Kelley: Review The inspiring music of Garland Kelley never disappoints, especially for avid fans of the alternative rock genre. His track “The Point of No Return” has a powerful cadence where environmental themes are addressed on top of a gripping rock narrative. To…