Kaleidoscope by Marc Bird: Review Marc Bird is a creative artist who is a master at composing melodies with a psychedelic aura. Particularly in his track “Kaleidoscope”, the musician fixates on a pleasant pop tune alongside layers of psychedelia and folk mixed in. It’s a colorful song that brings along…
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Triumph by Akuvi: Review “Triumph” is an empowering track by Akuvi, a lovely singer with an essence of soul music and Afrobeat. The song has incredible vocal layers where everything from chanting to slight rapping, and singing are on display. As for the instrumental parts of this fascinating tune, it’s…
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Pipedreams by Aldís Fjóla: EP Review The vocal intensity of Aldís Fjóla is a pure work of art, especially in their EP “Pipedreams.” The artist in the spotlight carries an essence of grunge, with elements of alternative rock. Each tune has an instrumental weight carried by guitar riffs among others,…
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We Don’t Miss by Indigo Blaze: Review Indigo Blaze is a powerful Nu-Metal band based in Perth, and “We Don’t Miss” is their astounding talent on display. Blending aggressive hip-hop chants and fire guitar riffs seems like the way to go for this energetic act, as they effortlessly groove across…
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Fav Flavor by Amanda Holley: Review “Fav Flavor” is a breathtaking RnB and Pop song by Amanda Holley, whose voice is destined for stardom. Her voice has an impressive pitch and tone, a quality that blends with the rhythm excellently. Clean synths join the musician and it forms a graceful…
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Good Life by Nick Kandler: Review Nick Kandler is a musician with an impressive fan following and a skill for making heartfelt songs. His pop rock piece “Good Life” has touching lyrics and a solid melodic drive. It’s an enchanting tune, especially the magical chemistry between Nick’s voice and each…
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The new EP by Where’s Gladys is the band’s maiden release and offers a variety of rock styles and emotions. It opens with drum-driven indie rock (“Out of Air”), then transitions to gritty garage rock (“World Stopped”), then to a retro ballad (“Let That Set in”), then to peppy pop/rock…
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Peach Nietzsche by Yew Haiku: Review Fuschia Smith is the artistic mind behind Yew Haiku, with an amazing ability to create experimental pop music. Their track “Peach Nietzsche” has a unique melody with a light electronica tune and faded beats. In addition to that, a poetic singer leads the hymn,…
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In the Right Light by Nice Verdes: Album Review Nice Verdes are a jaw-dropping musical act that excels at performing their craft. The musicians have an interesting sound pertaining to Latin folk, with elements such as salsa, bossa nova, gypsy jazz, and cumbia. Their album “In the Right Light” has…
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Sacrificing Dreams by Cody James: Review Neo-soul and pop rock artist Cody James brings forth a captivating melody in “Sacrificing Dreams.” It’s a guitar-heavy tune, with an abundance of blues licks, funky chords, and just an all-around vibing tempo. Aside from that, a poetic singer directs the flow of “Sacrificing…