Reviews

Y NOT? by Chris Kabs: EP Review Chris Kabs makes music that soothes your soul easily. His style brings the thrill of afrobeats, RnB, and a bit of indietronica too. Altogether, it shapes the aura of his EP, “Y NOT?” Wait till you hear it all, folks, ‘cause Chris’ rich…

Panic by Carbon County: Review Punk rock is at full throttle in Carbon County’s sensational track “Panic.” It’s got that energy and thrill that the genre is famous for, along with a truly nostalgic aura. I say this ‘cause punk was like my upbringing man, and to this day it…

What sets out as a homesick song about a man wanting to return to his roots, Barry Muir in “Home in a New York Minute” turns the flow into wanting to return to his lover’s arms, for that is his home. The alternative rock song is intentionally country, with elements…

“AROUND” by the Namibian artist, Proklaim, showcases his astounding musical abilities as a solo artist. He portrays an introspective take to finding our purpose in life with the gut feeling that advances us in every stage of life. Proklaim’s deep and thoughtful lyrics by Birungi Alexander Kiremire stand out in…

Mermaid Avenue depicts a tragic tale of a love long lost and a heart beaten by a lover with heartwarming high vocals sung frustratingly in his newest release, “Embers of Fires Gone.” The country-rock track merges with indie-rock and embraces an Americana undertone simultaneously. The drumming and the percussion splash…

Lou Raymond’s “Girlfriend” represents humane conflicts in our minds about life, love, and even our identities. Lou creates an atmosphere with steady, detailed guitar work, complementing drumming, and Lou’s high, thin voice seemingly singing at a tempo slower than his instrumentals, but it also fits right in place. Lou Raymond…

Here’s a grunge rock EP that’s going to take you on a trip around the world—not in 90 days—just in a few minutes with its culturally diverse music. The 4-track EP “Black or White” by the multi-instrumentalist, producer, singer, and songwriter Cagri Raydemir starts with a less grunge, chirpy acoustic…

Reflexions & Strings by Trevour Amunga: EP Review Trevour Amunga is a sensational hip-hop artist guaranteed to thrill your senses. His EP, entitled “Reflexions & Strings,” is a mix of electronica, dance music, and just all-out rap. The lyrics feel fresh, and the rhythm is top-notch. Thus, with everything combined,…

Father and Son by The Loopstationist: Review The Loopstationist is an artist who amazes me with their rhythmic talent. Their track “Father and Son” accompanies a delightful classical piano piece layered with further instrumental pieces. Combined with funky basslines and minimal beats, the song becomes a complete experience and something…

Think to Her by O’Reilly & Vincent: Review O’Reilly & Vincent are a musical duo who’ll enchant your soul. Their folksy piece “Think to Her” is rhythmically solid and accompanies a gentle guitar-driven ode. Upon hearing it, I was captivated by the soft piano sections too, and even more by…