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Water Water by Coconut Shy: Review The calming percussion, maracas, and simple guitar progression are all soothing to the ears as it eases you into the song. Then the suave, classic voice of Coconut Shy flows in as a wave washes upon the shore. Melbourne-based artist Coconut Shy’, real name…

No Eyes in Paradise by Skar De Line: Review No Eyes in Paradise is the third edition of Skar de Line’s biographical musical suite. His biggest and most dramatic song to date features large choral music and orchestral elements combined with hard-hitting rhythms. Now, the full choir tries to fill…

Homesick by Love Ghost: Review Homesick is a modern acoustic-heavy rock track. It is the second release of Love Ghost through Cleopatra Records, following Dirty Pixx ft Bali Baby. The vocal has a soothing effect that inspires the audience to find themselves when they are lost.  The song has catchy…

Something by Wotts: Review A fusion of pop, rock, and electronic, “Something” is a beautiful love song. Featuring guitar riffs with 80’s style drums. The rhythm and tempo are right at best sync which surely makes the listeners chill and sway. It has analog synths and multi-instruments that have been…

Pierre de Frebourg released captivating new song ‘La forêt brûle’ In his own way, Pierre has also unintentionally contributed to the current environmental catastrophe. He went to take advantage of a few days in the lovely month of May 2022 to take in the Arcachon basin, the Pilat dune, the…

Lew McKenzie “engineers a throwback sound” that both sounds familiar and pays homage to the greats of R&B, Soul, and Jazz. He is influenced by the music of Stevie Wonder, Anderson Paak, and Marvin Gaye.Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Lew Mckenzie resides in New York City. Lew has provided his skills…

Short Supply by Tatum Quinn: Review Tatum Quinn takes you behind the bars in her new unapologetic single. She shows that nobody will have the opportunity to control her or think less of her. Her powerful vocals talk bluntly about how she can’t be tamed. The fierce lyrics describe that…

Real By Monsters Due: Review The song “Real” by Monsters Due is an Alternative/Indie rock track. They started the Monster Due project just before the Corona Virus Pandemic started back in 2020. The song reflects the band’s influences like Joy Division, New Order, and many other brilliant bands. The song…

No Sweet Dreams by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review From the get-go, with the whimsical whistling and the vivid drum rolls, this band with an uncharacteristically long name, ‘Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends’ can create an engaging and mentally stimulating musical experience in only 3:58 minutes; a…

Miracle by Hybrid Kid: Review Hybrid Kid, the three-person garage rock band, released their track “Miracle” on 18th November 2022. The song with its perfect acoustic guitar track is completely fantastic. When the sound of brush sticks hits the snare drum and starts to build something beautiful with the sweet…