I’ll be gone by Milena Galasso: Review A reflective yet upbeat song that was inspired by the desire to find freedom through music. This song represents a journey towards freedom that begins with doubts and fantasies and gradually leads to the action itself, be it in a toxic friendship, relationship,…
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Big Beet drops groovy song ‘Hope Lies Ahead’ Big Beet, a band from Brooklyn, New York, releases their first song, ‘Hope Lies Ahead’. This song, which features a full choir, a percussion orchestra, and the jubilant sounds of steel drums, is their first production and recording effort. A first release…
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Love Me Like I Am by For King + Country and Jordin Sparks: Review When someone loves you for who you are without any judgment, even if you are in your worst form, that is love; perhaps the purest form of love. Love is not just happy feelings or good…
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Hindsight by Kaiyah Mercedes: Album Review “Hindsight” by Kaiyah Mercedes was released on November 13, 2022. It was her debut album with 12 tracks, and even more of the album discusses reminiscing, taking lessons from it, and understanding things that have been experienced. After her heartbreaking breakup, she used her writing and music to…
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Hisyde released catchy song ‘Cold X -Mas’ American singer-songwriter Hisyde, who is currently based in Dallas, Texas, has been bringing a new and inventive style of music that I can’t wait to share with you. This acclaimed star has been creating songs that are real, organic, and show musical integrity,…
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Miléna Boleda released groovy new song ‘Que Salió Mal’ This song highlights the theme of separation and the whims of love while having a danceable, sexy, and romantic counterpoint in between electro pop and reggaeton sounds. We allowed ourselves to be carried away by their aerated atmospheres and almost moles…
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Break The Matrix (Episode Two) by Moon and Aries: Review Canadian singer and songwriter Jordana Moon alongside German composer & producer Tom Aries joins their melodic consciousness once again in “Break The Matrix (Episode Two)”. Defining the wholesome taste of pop with a psychedelic and celestial twist, the duo captivates…
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Fire by ZOE: Review ZOE’s track “Fire” is a melodic force where the Australian singer/songwriter truly shines. The song hits the soft spot between genres such as Orchestral Pop, and a bit of Neo-Soul. The musician’s vocal intensity has amazing range and it is certainly appealing. Hearing the song was…
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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…
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Christmas Time by NiNi Bong: Review A classic Christmas song that takes us back to childhood Christmas memories. This song is no less than freshly baked Christmas cookies. It has all the elements of a truly British Christmas–enjoying the cozy Christmas eve with a bunch of close friends and family,…