Peach Nietzsche by Yew Haiku: Review Fuschia Smith is the artistic mind behind Yew Haiku, with an amazing ability to create experimental pop music. Their track “Peach Nietzsche” has a unique melody with a light electronica tune and faded beats. In addition to that, a poetic singer leads the hymn,…
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Pamela Nothando Bhulu, better known by her stage name Nomina, is a prominent singer-songwriter who is creating waves due to her prospective global appeal. She is a Motswana who was born in Zimbabwe at Plumtree. She was raised in Botswana with her siblings by her mother, a member of the…
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Sacrificing Dreams by Cody James: Review Neo-soul and pop rock artist Cody James brings forth a captivating melody in “Sacrificing Dreams.” It’s a guitar-heavy tune, with an abundance of blues licks, funky chords, and just an all-around vibing tempo. Aside from that, a poetic singer directs the flow of “Sacrificing…
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Selfish Bodies Release Powerful Single Hideous Selfish Bodies, a band from Edmonton, has just released their newest tune ‘Hideous’ on January 13, 2023, which is a real and emotional representation of the challenges and divisions people have experienced along with the shared collective struggles throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. The song…
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Joseph Bell began performing around his hometown of Shrewsbury a year after picking up the guitar at age 13. By the time he was 18, Bell started producing music at home. Bell’s debut EP, “Dancing Days,” was released in November 2020, after his relocation to London. The EP was hailed…
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I Feel Good by Pàrasoul: Review Los Angeles-based Portugese-American singer-songwriter Pàrasoul has made a name for himself with his unique blend of indie-pop, R&B, and folk influences. His latest single, “I Feel Good,” instantly puts you in a good mood with its catchy and uplifting tunes. The song starts with…
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Speed Limit by Carson Ferris: Review Provo, Utah-based up-and-coming youngster Carson Ferris’ latest song ‘Speed Limit’ is an exciting pop track with big percussion and guitar rhythms. But, despite the catchy tune and production, the song has a deeper significance that makes it stand out. The song is about the…
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Blood On The Moon by Candy Riot: Review The 80s were a fascinating time to be alive, even more so with the music coming out of that era. In this case, synth-pop and synth-wave are the two most notable ones, and is a sound Candy Riot excels at. The band’s…
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Stop, Rewind by Ivy Ash: Review Ivy Ash’s track “Stop, Rewind” is an electro-pop banger guaranteed to uplift your soul. The musician teamed up with Norwegian producer and songwriter Jonas Jensen and created a weighty bass melody that packs a solid groove. “Stop, Rewind” summons layers of funk alongside EDM…
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Black City ft. Tomos Eames by Anto Dust: Review “Black City” is a chill and hypnotic track by Alt-pop sensation, Anto Dust. The melody also features Tomos Eames and will captivate you with each singer’s charm. An orchestra plays out in this tune, and the tone pertains to the shoe…