SHAME by enjyng and Wrené: Review Avant-garde music is such a niche side in the music industry. I wonder why! ‘Cause ‘SHAME’ by enjyng and Wrené is truly a masterpiece of that genre. Blending elements like electronica, a bit of EDM, and vocal harmonies to produce a beautiful experimental piece.…
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All I need by Sonny Grin and Jeyaia: Review Sonny Grin is a producer and multi-talented instrumentalist, and Jeyaia is an exceptional singer with a passionate voice. They are both based in Australia and have a sensational tale to tell with their music. The song “All I need” is performed…
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Why do people occupy the spotlight despite the fact that they already glow from within? It is due to their charisma and also talent. But more importantly, because they simply: do, both on and off stage. They continually organize themselves and others, plan, and challenge themselves. Aylin Ejder, a young musician…
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Teeth (Cyanides) by Sebastian Clarin: Review In his second single, Teeth (Cyanides), Swedish singer Sebastian Clarin deftly blends playful electro pop with synth cyanides. He’s a man of ecstatic taste in lyrical imagination, able to convey pompous ambiguity through his art. The electronic number may have a shady beginning, but…
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Cielo Pordomingo is an Argentina-born composer, singer, and producer. #EmmyWinner. She is residing in Queretaro, Mexico since 2003. Her music, which combines orchestral and electronic elements, is a reflection of her soul. Cielo released her debut album, D FRET, in 2013, on which she wrote the music, lyrics, vocals, and…
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Anya Mia was an aspiring singer-songwriter and guitarist in her teens, and she earned her RCM (Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto) grade 10 in flute studies. However, after getting married to a musician, she stopped making music for about three decades.She was prepared to return to music, bringing all…
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From a tiny Highland village, singer-songwriter Bridget Kelly Quinn now resides in Edinburgh. When Bridget was a young child, her grandmother would sing hymns and scales with her, place a book on her head, and ask her to walk around to improve her posture. Little did Bridget know that this…
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Rather be Me by Jake Aldridge: Review Jacob Aldridge’s latest mid-August release Rather Be Me is an honest attempt at self-expression with an off-beat tune in his charming English accent. With all the raising our self-esteem and choosing self-love before loving someone else floating on the Internet, this song is…
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Proud by Dorian: Review Some would call it synthpop, others would name it dream-pop. But it is one hell of a positive giving genre that this New Jersey-based artist Dorian carved his creation out of. His latest release, which has now been made into an artistic video, “Proud” is a…
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“I am like the River.” The name Kai Mayu is derived from the ancient Quechua tongue, which is used in the Andean highlands where Kai Mayu’s father was born. He started traveling the world at a very young age because he was a German diplomat’s son. Peru, Columbia, Costa Rica, and…