French music producer and composer SAMBOX, aka Samuel Pineau, takes us on a captivating journey of introspection and nostalgia with his mesmerizing classical composition, “Réminiscence.” Collaborating with cellist and composer Anita Barbbereau, Sambox weaves together a tapestry of influences, encompassing various musical styles such as classical, lounge, ambient, chillout, downtempo,…
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Step into a captivating sonic realm with JSDavani’s EP, “imaginary vowels.” This multi-instrumentalist takes us on an introspective and ambient journey, combining experimental tones with translucent and peaceful sound manipulation. With a background in the Atlanta experimental music and arts scene, JSDavani’s expertise shines through in this collection of ethereal…
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Liloe Rix’s EP, “Imperfections,” offers listeners a deeply intimate and introspective musical experience. With six remarkable folk songs, Liloe showcases her exceptional songwriting skills. Drawing inspiration from artists like Maggie Rogers, Jade Bird, and HAIM, Liloe’s music delves into her perception of the world, revealing her vulnerabilities with subtle transparency.…
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The Degabah System, an Afro-futuristic trio hailing from Atlanta, GA, has brought to you the electronic music fusion you never thought you needed but can’t resist wanting with their highly anticipated studio album, “Saqqara.” This 14-track instrumental album infused with EDM and House Music allows sound to transform into an…
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Stutterboy is back with his album, “Stutterboy ii,” which is making its official release this May 30th. This full-length album showcases a renaissance of 1980s Post-Punk and 1990s Psych rock, but is infused to create a more original sound. He also brings another long-gone yet widely hyped decade with the…
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Looking Over My Shoulder by The Short Fall: Review The Short Fall is a sensational indie-rock act led by Australian artist Angelo Conway. His technique is as fresh as his number “Looking Over My Shoulder.” Be careful folks, high doses of this exciting track can cause you to get hooked…
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State Of The (He)Art by Saint Nothing: Review “State Of The (He)Art” is a sensational electronic rock track by visionary artist Saint Nothing. This musical act brings fresh air into the genre through ecstatic chorus sections and ethereal verses. Altogether, in my book, that’s a perfect combination of peace and…
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It Costs $0 To Be Kind by Grooblen: Review Grooblen brings an edge to the pop genre through her whimsical voice and colorful songwriting. This attribute comes alive rather beautifully in the song “It Costs $0 To Be Kind” (by the way what a wholesome title for a song). It’s…
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Calliope Dreaming by Evoletah: Album Review Evoletah are a superb musical act taking an art-jazz approach. Their playstyle is pretty unique! Traditional norms of the genre blend with sizzling vocal passages. Altogether, it’s a masterful technique of harmony that is both catchy and calming to hear. Most of the instruments…
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Apologize by Elina: Review Elina’s voice is a magical encounter in the realm of melodies, enchanted by harmony, and interwoven with cadence. Her song “Apologize” is a soothing piano-pop track that’ll calm an aching heart on a bad day, and even make you smile when life’s been kind. It’s an…