Reviews

Instrumentals can be insanely transformative, however we bet you have never heard anything like 2020 by Roxercat. 2020 is the 6th track in the EP Pearls. Roxercat is a trio of Price Jones the vocalist, Stan Lassiter, the guitarist and Bill Francis, the bassist. 2020 starts with a solo flute-like…

Spearside begins their third single, “Not Up to Much,” among the trilogy, “Bus Stop” and “Crack in Your Brain,” wth arpeggiated chord progression leading to an aggressive sound signaling that frustration’s around the corner. As is the case with most music nowadays, the more upbeat the strings, the sadder the…

Gazing is an eye-opening single that sets itself apart from modern pop music with its jazzy overtones by the Dutch singer, Walker. Gus begins his track Gazing with a breathy, intoned verse over a bubbling synth melody. As the verse proceeds with It’s okay/ Feel no shame/ You are not…

Country music is known for its ride-or-die masculinity, and surplus pride mingled with the eternal summer heat. But for Podge Lane, he’s just running in place, burning up in the hot evening sun. He certainly didn’t glorify the sun in this verse from his song, “I Can See You In…

Savannah by Soheill: Review “Savannah” is a chill indie-rock tune by Soheill, with elements of ambient also joining the melody. A soothing guitar intro presents itself, and what follows is a heavenly voice that calms your soul. Soheill’s identity as an artist is a profound mix of emotional lyrics and…

Ashes by Joshua Ketchmark: Review What’s a country song that can make you like country songs? While the rhetoric has been passed around like paper, Ashes by Joshua Ketchmark can make you rethink your decisions. The country tones are subtly input as the folk instrumental largely stands out with the…

If you haven’t felt alive in a long time, Cosmos is here to transcend you to a world unknown with genre-bending tactics from the alternative world to the unknown. It’s atmospheric, to say the least, but unworldly, with rock guitars, cymbals, drums, and vocals calling inward. It has that 80s…

Hey Alright! by Ashley Wolfe: Review When in need of confidence to approach your crush, Hey Alright! Might be the level of assertiveness you need. What’s more, this hit single might pump adrenaline and dopamine to energize you to be as courageous as possible. There is no other tune better…

Votchi has much history in music-making. Anyone interested in rock music needs to check out their new single Out of Love. It doesn’t sound as loving as the title suggests, but it’s way more all-encompassing than what you contemplated. The gritty electric guitar riffs and grunge vibes add more intention…

Have you ever desperately wanted to escape your feelings and just take the wheel to leave it all behind? Wotts intend to do the same with their new single, “Wheel.” Wotts is well-known for its depressing, heartbreak music and elegies. But in this single, we hear none of that. Is…