Cowboy Killer by Dogboy: Review Who’s up for some groovy indie rock, folks? Presenting Dogboy, a band that’ll entice your senses with their track “Cowboy Killer.” What makes it an exciting mix of sounds is the combination of mellow surf rock guitars with an indie feel. Altogether, it’s directed by…
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Fade Away by Centershift: Review “Fade Away” is a superb alternative rock song by Centershift. The sound pays homage to classic tracks of the genre dating back to the 2000s era. The music brings a powerful essence of nostalgia, as being a teenager at that time shaped me into the…
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Affection & Absence by Carl Liungman: EP Review Carl Liungman is a delightful Swedish pianist who creates stunning pieces with elegance and flair. His EP, entitled “Affection & Absence,” is four beautiful songs filled with atmosphere, drama, and soul. Each layer of melodies is very calming to your senses due…
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Do you love horror movies? Benevolent Prince by Ripsime is your musical equivalent to a cross-over of horror movies with a slasher-thriller. The vocals themselves will give you chills, and let’s not even start with the musical production. What sets it apart from other modern music is not just its…
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Here’s some top-tier indie-dance music from an unlikely rising artist. Masashi is a Japanese guitarist, self-taught multi-instrumentalist, and singer who likes to step outside his musical field and territory while casually inhaling the beats of the world and producing music with much inspiration. One such example would be his recent…
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After coming up with an album, “When Therapy Fails,” and a nominated music video for Best Music Video in the Carolina Film Festival 2023 and the Franklin Flix Indie Film Festival 2023 for her single, “Fire in the Hole,” Pam Ross is even more inspired to release more music. And…
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Need a chill track to relax to? Alone Time by Charlie Jefferson is the track for you. It’s relaxing and calm. But they all are, right? Yeah, but Charlie did it differently. It’s not a synthesized Lofi track. Jefferson accompanied soulful guitars and woodwinds over the simplistic vintage synth layered…
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“Kills Me To Love You” is the ultimate female rage song with the smashing drums, driving electric guitar riffs, and Emily Mac’s gnarlingly good voice and thick timbre. If that wasn’t laudable enough, she decided to get her music produced in the most high-profile cinematic way possible. We wonder if…
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“Sauce” and “Lucky Human Illusion” by The Flashpot Moments: EP Review
by Gabe FinchGet you an album that’s bound to keep you off your seat and bob your head like you couldn’t be having a better time. The Flashpot Moments, an indie rock studio project by Boston singer, songwriter, and guitarist Tim Cawley, finally released two EPs, “Lucky Human Illusion” and “Sauce,” only…
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Be The One by Saneit: Review “Be The One” is a passionate RnB track by Saneit. Her voice is as smooth as ever in this fresh tune, and the masses will be overjoyed to hear it on repeat. In addition to that, the singer’s flow and finesse enchant us when…