Present Sense Impression by 52 Hertz Whale: Album Review 7 songs, a million rollicking sounds, one album. Present Sense Impression features a psychopathic voice and psychedelic sounds of 52 Hertz Whale. The progression from “Dmytro” all the way to the end gives off a wide range, proving that there’s nothing…
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Stina Agustsdottir releases captivating song ‘Body’ Stina Agustsdottir is regarded as one of Iceland’s top jazz musicians, and she is now equally well-known in Sweden. She is well-known for her upbeat live performances not only in Scandinavia but also in Montreal, where she previously resided. Her 2017 album ‘Jazz á…
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Temptator! by The Blackwater Fever: Album Review The brand new 10-song full-length studio album “Temptator!” by The Blackwater Fever, is the Brisbane-based group’s sixth release and it is full of wonderful surprises! ‘Temptator!’ is an album that is nothing short of abstract, coming at you from all angles, making it…
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Edu Rodríguez released groovy new song ‘Ciencia imperfecta’ Edu Rodrguez, 25, is a Spanish singer from the Canary Islands.He has more than 100 performances in a musical theater company since 2018. His beginnings in songwriting come from the covid, where he used the piano to capture their emotions, leading to…
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Aquarius by Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L: Review Sentimental and truly mesmerizing, Aquarius by Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L has a narrative that captivates. After hearing it I thought to myself, how it is possible I haven’t heard it before? From the light piano intro to the rapping sections that give you vibes of being a…
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I Hate You and I Wanna Hate You More by Mr. Brown: Review “I Hate You and I Wanna Hate You More”. Need I say more? It’s as articulate as it gets and Mr. Brown couldn’t have summed up better about what he’s basing this punk head-rollicking song on. Timed…
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Strong For You by Karen Harding: Review Karen Harding, originally from Melbourne, Australia, is a singer-songwriter in the folk-pop genre. Her song “Strong For You” has a lot of heart behind it. Karen’s voice and the minor-key piano notes complement each other beautifully. The acoustic guitar’s smooth take gives “Strong…
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Voodoo Land by Jquestt: Review Hello, young Kendrick Lamar is that you? Jquestt, a new age rapper, incredible songwriter, and producer has released his latest spitfire “Voodoo Land” which is nothing short of melodic embellishments, luscious and boomy all in one! The energy picks up within the very first few…
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This Baby Boy by Ludlow Creek: Review Ludlow Creek is a fantastic band that sings an ode brimmed with life and emotion. “This Baby Boy” is a modern pop rock/classic rock track with a special harmony. There is a deep resonance in each instrumental section, but what left me awestruck…
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Where We Are Going by Keep Back Ivy: EP Review Emma Saynor and Andy Fretwell’s brainchild Keep Back Ivy creates experimental music with a spark of indie and alternative rock. Their EP “Where We Are Going” is an ode with a political edge, that feels every bit rebellious as the…