Reviews

Alex Beck’s “Over and Out” is a vaporous indie pop gem that captures the feeling of wanting to let go and move on, yet the anger and bitterness are all that you are hung up on. It’s relatable, to say the least. Mostly–it’s bangable! Definitely something I would hit the…

If you’re looking for a fresh take on contemporary jazz, Eamonn Conor’s “Table 17” is definitely worth a listen. This track is a relaxing, upbeat piece that immediately grabs your attention with its keyboard tunes and hypnotic rhythm. Conor’s soft timbre perfectly combines his romantic lyricism and even more romantic…

Listening to Summi’s “Wake Up and Smell the Roses,” I couldn’t help but imagine roses in an NYC alley. Hunter Sumner’s or Sumni’s sound relates to today’s youth hard, especially after the long quarantine where we were locked inside our own homes. Summi’s 10-track album starts with Rise (Intro), more…

Play by Ye Angst: Review “Play” is a soothing pop-rock song by Ye Angst. It has clean guitar chord structures and a moving vocal narrative. What makes the track special is its instrumental diversity and overall vibe. With that being said, fans who enjoy a bit of pop rock with…

One Step Stereo by Tape Deck Terrorist: Review Tape Deck Terrorist is a visionary poet who owns the microphone. This hip-hop artist combines fast-paced rap music and old-school beats for a catchy mix in “One Step Stereo.” It’s a powerful and evocative ode that blends with a stunning melody. Ultimately,…

Paper Bag by Nico And The Red Shoes: Review Nico And The Red Shoes make catchy music that’ll get you dancing in a second. The song “Paper Bag” is a clear indication of that aspect with its infectious electro-pop beat. The track puts the main ingredient back into modern music,…

Love The Way You Lie by Micha Maat: Review Micha Maat’s rendition of Eminem’s “Love The Way You Lie” hit track is simply mind-blowing. The song gets a folksy transformation with acoustic guitars and an intimate singer at the mic. Ultimately, it’s a cover I was pleasantly surprised to hear…

Get Into It by Janice Dickinson: Review “Get Into It” is an exhilarating dance number by singer, model, and actress Janice Dickinson. This triple-threat musician sings with plenty of heart in this EDM piece and motivates everyone to groove the night away. Folks, feel free to hear this song naturally…

Sunset Doubt by Hotel Manlet: Review Hotel Manlet’s song “Sunset Doubt” is an electronica piece with layers of ambient and shoegaze. This mixture of sounds contributes to a wholesome cadence that absorbs you completely. And after hearing it for the first or tenth time, you’ll be hoping for one more…

“Gone with the Wind” by Mystik Fool is a hauntingly beautiful and introspective instrumental piece that draws you in and throws you into cloudy atmospheric imagery from the first note. The track begins with a soft, hypnotic synth sound that sets the tone for the rest of the song. A…