Bookshelf by Glam: Review Glam is an experimental pop artist with the sensational Gloria Amesbauer musical aura. Their mysterious number “Bookshelf” has a harmony that will resonate with the artist in you and will speak to your soul through a trippy melody. The vibrant tension is brought along with a…
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We! by Bromsen: Review Richard and Karlo are the melodic powerhouse known as Bromsen. They’re an act based in Berlin and make exceptional indietronica music. If synthwave music moves you to dance, then their song entitled We! is going to excite you with an electronic rhythm. Particularly, its lit electro…
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“Maybe Next Year” by Fake Dad is a fantastic indie rock song that blends the singer’s high vocals, introspective lyrics, and dynamic instrumentals to create a genuinely impactful musical experience. The lead singer sings with a high pitch and falsetto, conveying a sense of vulnerability and hopelessness that is complemented…
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If one rich voice singing in your ear can make you swoon, imagine what three could do to you. “Angles” by the indie pop trio Wild Horse is your ultimate remedy to monotony if that’s what you are looking for. With falsetto and rich, velvety voices, the Sussex trio will…
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“Cambio de Estrategia” by Mute is an awesome punk rock song that I’ve been jamming out to lately. The guitar riffs are so cool, and the drums just make you want to jump around and headbang. Despite not speaking Spanish, I can tell from the way the singer delivers them…
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Ben Boden’s latest release, “Without You,” is a stunning showcase of the artist’s songwriting abilities and emotive vocal stylings. From start to finish, this heartfelt ballad takes the listener on a journey through the depths of loss and heartbreak, with lyrics and melodies that are sure to resonate with anyone…
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Hollishead, an EP by TEB, accompanies the hazy voice of Travis singing lazily in Fortunes Found, coming off as effortless beside the salsa musical rhythm. The directed musical composition of the guitar has a storytelling vibe, while the drum and cymbal notes keep thrumming throughout the track, retaining balance and…
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“Grims” is an absolutely beautiful song that grabs your attention right from the start. The piano melody that opens the track is delicate and emotive, and it sets the tone for the rest of the song. When Jack Lillian’s vocals come in, they’re just raw and powerful – you can…
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Ain’t Buyin’ It by XOLEX: Review Alexis Curran, a deep country rock artist with a voice made to impress huge crowds, is the musical force behind XOLEX. Her rebellious, and unapologetic stance in the genre is enchanting, and it’s evident in the track “Ain’t Buyin’ It.” The roots of country…
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Epilogue by Suzanne Gailey: Review “Epilogue” is a folk song by Suzanne Gailey that captivates you with its narrative and rhythm. She’s a songstress based in Brighton, UK, and releases an evocative melody in this piece. Along with the musical caliber of Nick Williams, Suzanne’s tune brings an alluring folk…