Charise Sowells is your throwback to a time when you weren’t even alive. In fact, no one was. She belongs on a film reel. She introduces the process of becoming obsolescent, and the cover art of her album, “Obsolescent Adolescence,” does much justice to that. It’s a bygone aesthetic, and…
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Jay Roecker brings a homely vibe to the dance floor with his album, Electronic Symphonic. Combining a retro undertone with Jay’s modern electronic synth space, he shakes up the album with remixes, romantic melodies and obviously, jazz. Add to the mix Jay’s personal voice: he brings something that moves more…
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We may not be able to bring world peace, but with songs like “Falling Off The Merry Go Round” by Pam Ross, we may bring awareness to the problem. For the time being, listening to songs can build the desire to change within us. Music is a masterful communicator. When…
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Smoke Spider’s “Electrical Show” is a wild ride of a song that is sure to electrify your senses and get your blood pumping. With its pounding drums, cymbal smacks, and infectious vocals, it’s impossible not to get caught up in the electrifying energy of this track. From the moment the…
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What’s more relatable than a catchy pop song and a song about your twenties? Jess Stewart is going to hit straight in the feels with her single, “Twenties.” As a Gen-Z youth maneuvering yourself in this messy world with pandemics and world crises can be quite befuddling. Nothing is ever…
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Correct Picture Color by The Screaming Pope: Album Review George Bolton is an electronic artist and is the mind behind The Screaming Pope. Their style of music has an interesting combination of 80’s electro-funk, and a bit of ambient too. Altogether, the album “Correct Picture Color” comes into form, and…
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One Summer’s Day by Lucy Crisp: Review “One Summer’s Day” is a stellar synth-pop tune by Lucy Crisp. She’s a delightful singer based in Nottingham and has a serene voice that keeps us hooked with each passing minute of her song. Her delivery on this piece has every bit of…
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Fast Changing Landscapes by Linebug: Album Review “Fast Changing Landscapes” is a superb folk-pop album by Danish Duo Line Bøgh and Christian Gundtoft. The two create a masterful melodic fusion under the moniker Linebug. Their melodies are a combination of classical, atmospheric timbres, and gripping folk tales. Altogether, it creates…
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Drifters by Clay Joule & Elisa Mammoliti: Review “Drifters” is a captivating and emotional blues number by Clay Joule. It’s a track with a deep narrative and incredible rhythm portions that’ll draw you in from the very first minute. Joined by the vocals of the uber-talented Elisa Mammoliti, Clay Joule…
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“Seven in the Morning” is sure to hit you in the feels if you have just had a breakup and are not ready to face the aftermath yet. So what many of us do is build delusions over our denial. The narrator in the Norwegian singer/songwriter Stian Fjelldal AKA Birds…