Reviews

Smile by David Peril: Review David peril has started making new music after taking a 22-year long break and announced his arrival with the new single ‘Smile’. David Peril has drawn comparisons with Radiohead before and ‘Smile’ is from a similar vein with its own characteristics. ‘Smile’ is about David…

never mine by chloe spider: Review Nottingham-based indie bedroom pop artist chloe spider’s latest single ‘never mine’ is a brilliantly crafted evocative piece of music that blends ambient electronic textures with haunting vocals. The structure of the song is unique, with two alternate portions combined to produce a hypnotic and…

Bully Bully Blockhead by The Tracys: Review The Tracys, a New York City punk rock band, have released their latest single ‘Bully Bully Blockhead’, a fast-paced, action-packed song about bullies. The song’s addictive tune and lyrics are classic punk rock, with a hint of the band’s trademark gallows humor. The…

Geschmacksarbeit by Joachim Zoepf: Album Review Clarinettist and saxophonist Joachim Zoepf is a renowned figure in the German and European improvize scene. He has collaborated with top-tier improvisers and established himself as a pillar of one of the top recording labels. His 2018 album Geschmacksarbeit is a genius in eccentricity.…

Hanami by SAMBOX: Review French pianist, keyboardist and producer Samuel Pineau goes by the name SAMBOX. His latest song ‘Hanami’ is the perfect soundtrack to cherry blossoms season made in collaboration with a fellow French musician who pours her heart and soul into the cello, Anita Barbereau. Hanami is the…

Aluminum by Powerwalk: Review Brace yourselves folks, we’re taking a trip down memory lane to 1980s pop tunes. Powerwalk’s fun and exciting song “Aluminum” is a love letter to the aforementioned era, and popular hits from that time. The act combines nostalgic synthesizers, beats, singing, and just an overall retro…

Second phase by Perttu Leinonen: Album Review The spiritual sound of Perttu Leinonen’s music is astounding to hear and is a blend of electronica and deep poetry. Entitled “Second phase”, this intriguing record takes a unique path in making melodies, like its cinematic and storytelling stance. Each track has spoken…

Back To Me by Matthew Smith: Album Review Matthew Smith’s album “Back To Me” blew me away with its folk/indie rock sound. Each melody from this collection is a combination of soothing acoustic hymns and powerful guitar riffs. In addition to that, a talented singer graces the mic and paves…

Esoteric by Leonie Sherif: Review You can never have too much of the RnB genre, and Leonie Sherif’s exceptional track “Esoteric” proves that. It’s a passionate mix of smooth vocal harmonies, ambient synths, and a lovely bassline keeping it together. The song’s rhythm is such a jam, it blends excellently…

George Segal by Hare Hunter Field: Review “George Segal” is a chill electronica track by Hare Hunter Field, an artist whose music is pretty relaxing to hear. Their essence is brought out through clean synth arrangements, drone portions, and a tune pertaining to the melodica’s tone. Altogether, the sound has…