Reviews

1999 by LIQUEEDO is letting memory, grief, and growth spill out as it releases. From the very first delicate piano notes, it takes you into someone’s most private journal entry, the kind written at 2 a.m. with trembling hands and a breaking heart. Then come the surging drums and fuzzy…

TEMPLE. BEACH. DISCO. DADDY. by The New Citizen Kane is a sun-soaked, genre-hopping joyride that feels like a beach party hosted by a dream. It’s Kane at his most playful and expansive, remixing fan-favorites with a fresh pulse while slipping in two shiny new tracks that melt right into the…

“The Ache of Living” by Danielle Schroeder hits like a slow, honest hug from someone who truly gets it. Released on April 26, this track is a soft unraveling of grief, healing, and that raw, aching tenderness you feel when life throws a loss your way. Danielle’s voice, rich and…

David Starr’s new album “Must Be Blue” grabs the genre by the collar, pulls it close, and pours a shot of soul straight into its heart.nWith his signature “Bluesicana” style in full swing, Starr blends gritty blues grooves with rootsy acoustic textures in a familiar and refreshing way. Unlike your…

If joy had a soundtrack, Only You by Adetutu VOJ would be it. Released on April 20th, this Afrobeat-gospel fusion is a radiant declaration of faith wrapped in rich rhythm and soul. From the first swirling guitar riffs to the humming intro that feels like a quiet prayer before the…

Greg Hoy’s “What, My People?” is a full-throttle garage-rock jolt. From the second that fuzzed-out guitar swagger fades in, you know you’re in for a wild, punchy ride. The drums burst in like a street fight in 4/4 time, the riffs snarl with grit, and Greg’s raspy, no-nonsense vocals charge…

Unbreakable by HJ Soul makes you stop mid-scroll and feel something, deep in your gut, in your chest, wherever the spirit kicks in. It’s a soul sermon wrapped in velvet-smooth vocals and atmospheric production that sounds like it belongs in the climax of a movie where the underdog finally rises.…

Amy Pinkus’s latest single, “A Bit Too Late,” reads the last page of a love letter you never meant to send—raw, aching, and utterly addictive. Hailing from Toronto and teaming up with producer-fiancé Nick Babcock, Amy delivers a slow-burning anthem for anyone who’s ever waited just a little too long…

If A’ma Get My Way by Nnennaya Kelly, released on April 17th, 2025, is a fiery Afrofusion anthem. It is pure boss energy wrapped in shimmering beats, addictive rhythms, and a voice that knows exactly what it wants and gets it too. Nnennaya is laying down the law with sensual…

Time to Go by Cogley stumbles into on a rainy afternoon and ends up clutching to your chest like an old diary. With The Silent Sea, Paul Cogley (now simply “Cogley”) submerges us in a fluid, introspective journey that feels both deeply personal and quietly universal. It’s water in musical…