Reviews

To The One’s I Love ft. Jburnsmusic by Clare Easdown: Review Clare Easdown collaborates with Jburnsmusic to form the emotional number “To The One’s I Love.” It’s an electro-pop song at its core with a heartfelt message that’ll keep you hooked on the melody. According to the musician, the tune’s…

The first thing that first enraptured me from Cybele by High Protein was its intriguing cover art. The electronica track’s cover art highlights CYBELE, written in neon font, over a Tokyo alley backdrop. It’s the perfect allusion to cyberpunk, dystopian, and electronica vibes. But what we don’t expect is an…

Hey There is a pop-rock track with a guitar riff and hard-hitting drums rocking the imperfect beauty of human beings. The Wandering Off creates an atmospheric feel, with the instrumentals creating a layer of calming comfort over the exciting positive vibes given by the hazy tone of Emily Corner’s husky…

Starting with a gritty guitar riff feeding into the bluesy rock single, “Bitch in Disguise” tells the story of a girlfriend who was, in fact, a bitch in disguise, due to some saying she’s been telling him lies, quoting from the song. Songwriter Ben Konarov, in cooperation with Clay Collins,…

Are you a fan of Americana and folk music? Banjolorian by The Trouble Notes featuring the Saxonz is an innovative track mixing traditional folk with classical and tribal dance music, somehow coming out modern in the least conventional way possible. You will find yourself grooving to the urban rhythms blending…

If you are a non-conformist yourself, you should love the EP ‘Heartbreak in Movements’ by Alexa Lash, which goes beyond the boundaries of music writing with the pattern of the chorus hardly following a sequence. In your first listen of “Heartbreak in Movements,” the diaristic lyrical composition will stand out…

Love Is Blind by Ruiz!: Review “Love Is Blind” is a delightful track by Hugh Ruiz Robert AKA Ruiz! His playstyle has always intrigued me, especially the tonal effects in his fresh track. Blending genres such as electronica, and rock feels like the way to go, and Ruiz accomplishes that…

Splashed by Mad Painter: Album Review 1970s rock enthusiasts, Mad Painter has an abundance of music ready to excite audiences. Their album “Splashed” is a must-hear for any rock fan, especially those that enjoy its vintage tone. With that being said, Mad Painter delivers their melodic impact through gripping guitar…

Homecoming by The Ragged Flags: Album Review The Ragged Flags are a British band with an exceptional melodic spirit. It is channeled through members James Goodwin, Paul Whibley, Mark Aldworth, and Chris Edwards-Dewey, who all together form a four-piece rock extraordinaire to excite the masses. Their album “Homecoming” is a…

Can’t Stand Losing You by BIAS: Review BIAS’ rendition of “Can’t Stand Losing You” is simply astounding. The Italian producer honors legendary reggae rock band The Police by covering one of their all-time hits. Bringing in the vocal talent of Lorenzo ‘Montaxx’ Montanari to add a passionate edge to the…