The Problem by Call to the Faithful: Review The angsty riffs of Call to the Faithful come back with a blast in the new track The Problem. Their latest release is a narcissistic, cocky song with an attitude that will give you goosebumps in great excitement. “When I am myself…
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I Am Woman by Danielle Bloom: Review The rock n’ roll queen of Nashville gloriously goes all her way up with her new empowering anthem, “I Am Woman”, originally performed by Helen Reddy. Female empowerment is not only in vogue but also an everlasting inspiration for icons like Madonna, Courtney…
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Social Animal by Skuund: Review Raving in ethereal riffs and an awakening drumline is exactly how Social Animal by Skuund delivers in this new post-punk hit. Social Animal is also the title of their sophomore album, and the title track serves us with a bare feeling of melancholy and nostalgia.…
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Hypnotic by The Vonics: Review The Vonics soars to new heights with an electrifying new release “Hypnotic”. Coming all the way from United Kingdom, formed in 2018, The Vonics has been a promising voice of alternative rock, and power pop rock. “Hypnotic” is a catchy number that combines all the…
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In 2018, bedroom producer Sun Lite launched this endeavor. The term “electronic music” is really a catch-all for the many genres he experiments with and keeps developing. Jazz, blues, folk, reggae, rock, pop, soul, psychedelic, funk, dance… He frequently sings and occasionally plays blues harp or acoustic guitar. Even so,…
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Mountains of Cash by Ask Carol: Review Two-piece alternative indie rock band from Norway, Ask Carol have staged an ironic society with their recent single from their upcoming debut album (to be released August 26th), Mountains of Cash. The opening of “Moutains of Cash” threw the rich people stomping on…
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Walls Fall Down by Electric High: Review Life is an uphill battle. It doesn’t matter where you are on your journey; there will always be a series of obstacles for you to overcome and walls for you to break. What counts is that you keep moving forward even when your…
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Vancouver’s most exciting duo A tribute to the future and a love letter to the past, Crash World. The talented and inseparable Glen MacLeod and Graham MacDonald create a musical tapestry using two voices and six strings. Their distinctive sound combines a cool contemporary flair with the poetic whimsy of…
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Plastic House by North Ship: Review Hailing from the Danish Capital, the dynamic rock duo North Ship’s latest single will take you sailing on a trippy sea of synths and basses. Following the success of their previous single, Green Light, North Ship hit full throttle with their new single, Plastic…
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Jeff and Dan Thomas, two brothers from Seattle, are the creators of dime nineteen. They collaborate with top-tier studio musicians and music production experts to produce high-fidelity recordings. The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, and the Grateful Dead are just a few of the many musical influences on Jeff and…