Reviews

It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year by Ann Marie Nacchio: Album Review “It’s been a day, a week, a month, a year” is a stunning album by Ann Marie Nacchio, whose a true veteran in the piano rock genre. Her instrumental and vocal talent is pretty…

Don’t Tell Me by Blair Djuna: Review Every year we eagerly wait for fresh dance floor songs to keep the party going and Blair Djuna has already made a fantastic contribution with ‘Don’t Tell Me’. From its toe-tapping intro to the foot-stomping climax, Australian singer/songwriter Blair Djuna’s fourth and latest…

Naughty by Stellan Perrick: Review Germany is a vast hub for musicians, and an abundance of artists have been making waves in the music biz from that region. Our musician in the spotlight today Stellan Perrick is based from there and creates sultry pop melodies with an electronica twist. His…

Wrap Me Up by Clare Easdown: Review “Wrap Me Up” is a catchy pop track by Clare Easdown that has subtle themes of the dark ambient genre. It’s a synth-heavy tune that brings a strong resonance with Jburnsmusic’s beats, mixing, and mastering facets. Alongside Clare’s clean vocals and her songwriting…

Shortline by Canning: Review Chicago-based indie rock band Canning’s latest release, ‘Shortline’, is a gritty rock song with a dash of blues thrown in. Led by guitarist and vocalist Ricky Canning, the band also comprises bassist and vocalist Fritz Armstrong and drummer Tom Miller. Their musical influences range from Led…

Figure Eights by Nichole Saphos Band: Album Review Nicole Saphos Band’s latest album, ‘Figure Eights,’ is a pleasant and eclectic combination of indie rock, funk, and ballads that highlight Nicole Saphos’s diversity and originality. Nicole’s lifelong love of patterns is central to the album, as each song delves into diverse…

Counting Fireworks by Plastic Barricades: Review Plastic Barricades’ new single ‘Counting Fireworks’ is a victorious and joyful celebration of new beginnings. The song gives their listeners another sneak-peak into their next album, “We Stayed Indoors,” with their distinct indie rock style. The song begins with a scintillating fleeting electronic melody…

I’m a Fool for Lovin’ You by Rich Chambers: Review ‘I’m a Fool for Lovin’ You,’ Rich Chambers’ newest single, is a welcome addition to the realm of pop rock. The captivating melody and relatable lyrics of the song make it an instant earworm that listeners will find themselves singing…

Kiss Me More by Tre K: Review New Jersey and Los Angeles-based rapper Tre K’s song ‘Kiss Me More’ from his album ‘Exodus Love’ gives the popular Doja Cat song an explicit spin. He spices things up even more with the release of its music video. Sampling Doja Cat’s song…

Everyday by Lukx: Review The Belgian father-son duo of Lucas Malmport (Lukx) and Nils Malmport is back with their captivating bilingual track, ‘Everyday’. The song reflects their daily thoughts, anxieties, and desires. The song begins with a hint of its hook, followed by Lukx’s fierce verse over rhythmic beats and…