Reviews

Jane Leo by Jane Leo: Album Review Jane Ellen Bryant and Daniel Leopold are the minds behind Jane Leo, a lovely musical act with a knack for art-pop. If you love the sound of ethereal voices along with catchy guitar and piano bits, then you’re gonna want to stick around…

This is Awkward by Callisto: Review Do you sometimes wish you could release your suffering to the roar of rock music? Then, the song “This is Awkward” by Callisto will provide you with that melodious outlet. It’s a glorious arena rock track reminiscent of early 2000s hits, and all the…

Tell Me Why I’ve Come Home by Callie Hines: EP Review Do you love the soul of Americana music and the allure of folk tunes? Well, ladies and gents then you’re gonna love the cadence of Louisiana native Callie Hines and their charming EP “Tell Me Why I’ve Come Home.”…

Detour by Brian Ross: EP Review Brian Ross is a superb musician with a mind full of melodies. This is brought on by his acoustic hymns which are wonderful to hear. A rhythm arrives, and the warmth of his voice is felt. Ultimately, once you initiate the musician’s EP “Detour”,…

“I Can’t” will move you with a twangy and heartfelt voice upon its commencement. Released on the 2nd of December in 2022, Natalie Jean, the singer, songwriter, and co-producer of her country single, “I Can’t,” takes you down a road to her grieving process after a friend and her piano…

On February 17th, 2023, Alex Mather released his debut single, “That Summer,” a pop-country track that manages to bring pop and country music lovers together with its contemporary and upbeat rhythms. Alex’s melodious voice contributes to the country single pleasingly, with enough country in it to complement the song perfectly.…

Want to get swept off your feet with a seductive voice and a euphoric powerhouse melody? SUPERSONIC by Aaron Elvis is the song you need. It is an instant feel-good pop song with its dreamy synth swimming in the background as the electric guitar slowly chimes until Aaron desperately demands,…

With drums and cymbals keeping the song going, Sleeve by Bradley Copper & Friends is a wake-up call to reality to open your door to all opportunities instead of limiting yourself to only one. The vocalist questions, “why is it so hard to believe all these possibilities tugging at your…

Right after the break of the new year, Elohyek released its new album, Evergreen Motel, featuring 13 songs. Amongst that, we have “What’s the use” as the second track. As the second track, “What’s the use,” has quite some responsibility to get the listeners hooked and maintain the continuity. What’s…

With birds singing, crickets chirping, and the gushing of a stream or waterfall heard in the background, you hear a vulnerable boy with a broken soft voice in the upfront of the prelude of “Out of the Heart of Darkness,” the third successive album of L.A. Edwards, which released on…