CODE by Amanda Holley: Review Amanda Holley takes us on a journey from the streets of Downtown Los Angeles to The Color Crib and the Walt Disney Concert Hall, where she performs her profoundly original, thought-provoking, and mighty track titled “CODE,” where she sings an anthem of liberation and enlightenment…
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kaleidoscope by Randy Beth: Review Since picking up the guitar and writing her own songs, Randy Beth has known that she has found her real calling. After making a debut last year, the New York-based singer-songwriter has continued to put out new music, most recently releasing the third track titled…
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Glad To Exist by Monroe Moon: Review Space travel must be a wonderful voyage to experience. Even if most of us aren’t lucky enough to hop on that rocket wagon, you can rest assured that with the music of Monroe Moon, she’ll transport you to another wild planet with her…
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Fancy Jeans by Nick Campbell Destroys: Review Profound acclaim in the funk-pop genre ‘Fancy Jeans’ is the lead song from Nick Campbell Destroys’ first full-length album, titled Art. As hip as it sounds, this has an edge and personality thanks to the incorporation of vintage old jazz flourishes. When you’re…
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Create In Me by Voké: Review Voké creates heavenly music that will enlighten your spirit with the freshness you need. She is indeed an artist of high caliber, and greatness awaits all listeners in the track “Create In Me”. Once you hear this refreshing RnB track with full crystal-clear instrumentation…
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Elena (or e!ena) is from a small town close to Boston, Massachusetts, but she currently lives and works in Burlington, Vermont. She resumed making music after a protracted break during which she completed college, ended her collegiate hockey career, and started working as a medical assistant. She now uses songwriting…
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Hannah Featherstone drops entrancing new track ‘Ode To The Unseen’ Hannah Featherstone once again teamed up with music producer Estienne Rylle to record her latest album in a stunning crypt in the middle of Paris. “What if our value was found in the things that did not shine?” – That…
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Dose of Oxytocin by Elion Melody: Review Dose Of Oxytocin, recently released by Elion Melody, is a flawless masterpiece. As its name indicates, this EP’s profound poetry and indescribable melodies are meant to give you a healthy dose of oxytocin. Starting out with “Cloud No. 11,” which sets the tone…
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Pokey Lights by July: Review July, an R&B songwriter from London, continues his ascent towards worldwide dominance with the exquisitely melodic, dreamy, and modern tones of “Pokey Lights”. The track is an ethereal, and atmospheric jam. Upon listening to its entirety, you’d feel relaxed, and at peace with the synth…
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THE ONE by Ori Shlez (feat. Joy Ng): Review Ori Shlez has been in the music industry for quite some time, and throughout that time he has produced and collaborated with a wide range of worldwide musicians. In his latest track, he combines his musical prowess with artist Joy Ng,…