POP

Root Chakras are meant to bring your tangible surroundings to equilibrium by making you focused on each of your goals and achieving whatever it is that you desire. Just like the male voice in The Seed Root Chakra Remix EP by A.Wake decrees: “If you only care enough for a…

Ollella will take you to a world of heartfelt beauty with her voice, her cello, and her tenor guitar in her Indie Folk album, Back Back Back. Ollella’s voice, delivery, and lyricism are all genuinely presented in each track. Back Back Back confounds you in an instrumental phase of 11…

“This is a New Genre Called Static Pop” is an inventive introduction to music that is only possible for music buffs who have dived into the musical realm and really explored its characteristics. This sort of musical intelligence is boasted by the talented musician Heterogeneous—an inventor with a debut. He’s…

Little things by Martijn Bakker Band: Review “Little things” is a captivating pop/soul song with elements of jazz. Martijn Bakker Band creates a magical melody through evocative vocals and rhythms. It’s got a positive vibe about it and is the essence of the mix. Once you hear Martijn’s clean voice…

Slowboy by hug or handshake: Review Indie pop band hug or handshake makes us groove endlessly with their sensational number “Slowboy.” Let’s take it easy ladies and gents, ‘cause this track right here is a laid-back tune best to hear when all you need is a good time. The band…

Kim Jlona’s “Human Beings” is a powerful anthem about the need for unity and inclusivity in our world. The lyrics remind us that when we were born, we never looked at people differently and questions why our brains turned unfriendly towards each other over time. Jlona’s voice is soothing yet…

Jodi Heights is here to remind you of your failings as an earthling with her song, The Iceberg. Her song, in itself, is a unique piece of art for its distinctive storyline and dialogue coming from an instructor on another planet talking about a “time” when “humans ruled the world,”…

Hear Me Out by HeartMouth: Review Emotional pop numbers have always found me one way or another. No matter what, the aura of such music never fails to disappoint, and “Hear Me Out” by HeartMouth is no stranger to that aspect. It’s a gripping melody arranged by Casey Allen, who…

Y NOT? by Chris Kabs: EP Review Chris Kabs makes music that soothes your soul easily. His style brings the thrill of afrobeats, RnB, and a bit of indietronica too. Altogether, it shapes the aura of his EP, “Y NOT?” Wait till you hear it all, folks, ‘cause Chris’ rich…

Lou Raymond’s “Girlfriend” represents humane conflicts in our minds about life, love, and even our identities. Lou creates an atmosphere with steady, detailed guitar work, complementing drumming, and Lou’s high, thin voice seemingly singing at a tempo slower than his instrumentals, but it also fits right in place. Lou Raymond…