Reviews

Mitchell Broodley’s “Overtime Again” touches us like a chapter taken from real life, torn straight out of the notebook of someone who’s lived a few different lives already. Raised in South Carolina, now settled in Vermont with a law career, hospital leadership, and a family under his belt, Broodley isn’t…

Irish project Lazember taps straight into the rush of memory and forward motion with “Don’t Look Back,” a widescreen indie-rock single born in the hills of Co. Donegal and built for festival fields. What began as songwriter Paul Rodgers tinkering away on an album found its true form when he…

Paul Louis Villani’s “Makes Me Happy” is the kind of track that moves like a paper boat drifting along a calm stream. Paul Louis Villani is a singer‑songwriter and emerging voice in contemporary pop whose music is defined by emotional sincerity, strong melodies, and uplifting themes. With a background rooted…

“TURN UP” by Okaro makes its presence feel like a lightning strike in a summertime storm. As the song progresses, it dives into its rhythm‑driven world, setting a cheerful tone that feels like an invitation to move. Behind the name OKARO is Delia Okaro, a Swedish-Assyrian producer, songwriter, and artist…

Asta Bria’s version of “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” is like a gentle whisper in the dark. Following her UK chart breakthrough in 2025, Asta Bria continues her upward momentum with the release of her first-ever cover single, “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow”, issued on 30 January 2026. The…

Polish artist LiMaVii reaches for the cosmos on her new single “Electric Moon,” a slow-burning, sensuous piece that feels less like a song and more like a nocturnal ritual under a pink full moon. Based in Gdynia and working closely with a like-minded producer, she turns soul recognition, spiritual connection,…

UK songwriter and NHS doctor Euplasia swaps hospital corridors for kaleidoscopic daydreams on his new single “Hallayoola,” a jolt of upbeat indie rock that feels like pure sunshine on a grey February afternoon. Following the success of “You Wonder,” he leans into a brighter, more playful side here. It’s family-friendly,…

Silky Vibe’s “Box Chevy” is a late-night cruise down a Miami boulevard you half-remember from childhood. It’s hazy, bass-heavy, and strangely comforting. Working entirely solo out of his bedroom studio in Fort Lauderdale, he turns a personal car obsession into a small, self-produced world, with one part ode to the…

Chas Leman has swerved hard left with REPETITIVE STRAIN, trading the Elvis Costello/Bowie-ish indie of his debut for a 2000s-flavoured, loop-driven electronic world that still drips with kitchen-sink poetry and anti-capitalist side-eye. Co-written and produced with A. Charles, the EP aims at the grind of 9–5 life, rising costs, and…

Chicago singer-songwriter Dario Cohen has lived a few musical lifetimes, touring with blues legend Mississippi Fred McDowell, sharing a flat with Fleetwood Mac’s Peter Green, logging over 2,000 shows, and you can hear all that road-earned tenderness in “Your Fan Club.” Recorded at New York’s iconic Power Station with Grammy-winning…