Idealism, as portrayed through the song “Viens chez moi” by chanson and rock band Jagas, creates a euphonious experience for us. The song kicks off with catchy acoustic guitar strumming, setting an upbeat and positive tone from the start. The rich vocals come in, bringing warmth and depth to the…
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Fairytales is about womanhood and magic. They are exploring music, femininity, freedom, acceptance and a strong desire to let go of daily pressure. Always exploring many different styles, the album has touches of electro, artpop, experimental (they go as far as a fully atonal/dodecaphonic song), slam/spoken words and even ends…
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Taylor Ravenna releases an electrifying yet authentic track, “Taking My Luv.” The song opens with an anticipational ghostly synth beat. The music floods in sensationally and Taylor’s sultry and luscious vocals take center stage, reverbed and sent through guitar amps and analog delays. The pulsating rhythm, coupled with distorted drums,…
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Canadian singer, songwriter Vittoria Vespara’s album “Beautiful Unknown,” released on Nov 1, showcases her skills through ten soulful tracks. “Rise,” the opening track, grabs attention with its propelling and energetic beats clinking against a shimmering atmospheric cinematic backdrop. Together, they create a beautiful backdrop to Vespara’s gorgeous, smooth, and soulful…
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In her latest single, “Neopet,” PIAO goes down memory lane and refreshes the excitement and the carefree happiness with hyper-pop aesthetics. The song unfolds with PIAO’s high vocals singing with that childish sweetness and vibrance. The synths create immersive waves as they swirl above a pulsating rhythm of glitchy and…
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Country pop artist Grant Brown’s debut single, “Low,” introduces us to his luscious, soft vocals colliding with a cinematic backdrop. Brown’s voice, with its sharp strains and romantic crooning passion, takes center stage, drawing listeners into the narrative of a tempting and passionate affair. The background music shines by immersive…
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Toronto-based Singer, songwriter, producer, and piano player, John Conlin, has released a synth-driven pop gem, “Months and Months” this Oct 27. Expect to hear a lot of ABBA, Lady Gaga, and Queen in Conlin’s sad banger beat. The song opens with an enticing buildup that promises a pulse of energy.…
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Chicago singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin’s jazzy and progressive pop album, “Casino Wilderness Period,” hosts captivating 8 tracks produced by Todd Rittmann. We spiral through this musical wilderness begin with the lead single, “ARRANGING FLOWERS,” where Sacha Mullin’s pleading and theatrical voice swoons over rhythmic drumming, striking piano lines, and driving guitars.…
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calm army’s “You’re Not The Thief You Think You Are” is a mesmerizing pop ballad that weaves enchanting acoustic guitar melodies with the tender yet emotionally charged vocals of the lead singer. Kerry Hunter’s husky and rich voice carries a somber and heartfelt tone, revealing the raw emotions of the…
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“Rasta Dance (Radio Edit)” by FRANÇOIS MARIUS is a vibrant reggae-pop sensation released this Oct 25 that takes you on an auditory journey filled with infectious rhythms and joyful vibes. The song kicks off with vocals pierced in “raggamuffin” contours. Understandably so, this Radio Edit and Reggae-pop version was recorded…