Reviews

Love Again by Trinisha Browne: Review Trinisha Browne is back again with new music as her new single ‘Love Again’ accompanied by a thematic music video hits the scene. The Montreal based singer/songwriter hails Burna Boy, Tems and Fireboy DML as her influences which sets her bar high but she…

Hurt by Kate Ellis: Review Kate Ellis has released a limited edition of hand-numbered vinyl of her second album ‘Spirals’ on March 3rd, 2023 and it features the single ‘Hurt’ as a stunning bonus track. The widely acclaimed album in vinyl form got released via River Rose Records with a…

Venetian Rubber Boots by Tom Tikka & The Missing Hubcaps: Review Tom Tikka & The Missing Hubcaps make music that is equally groovy and heartwarming for the soul. Their track “Venetian Rubber Boots”, has a moving narrative that will keep you hooked. The piece is a mix of melodies featuring…

Let’s Just Leave It by Open Arms: Review Open Arms is an electronic rock/pop band with a stunning melodic drive. Their track “Let’s Just Leave It” is a layer of synths and deep basslines, all of which are balanced alongside heavy beats. In addition to that, a calming singer keeps…

Peachy Keen by Detention: Review Alternative rock and Punk are two of the most influential genres in the history of music. Adding to their catalog of high-energy melodies is Ohio rock band Detention. Oh, they’re an ecstatic bunch all right, and immensely talented too as evident from their stunning track…

Crab Nebula by Daniel Dor: Review “Crab Nebula” is a colorful pop tune by Daniel Dor, who brings a psychedelic edge to the genre. Tagging along are soft piano and guitar bits that are imbued with a trippy tone. The singer’s voice and the guitar segments in particular have a…

Home Is Where the Heart Is (Acoustic) by Fraser Morgan: Review The British folk-punk acoustic singer-songwriter and avid gigger from Essex, England Fraser Morgan pours his heart out in his stripped-down acoustic version of his song ‘Home Is Where the Heart Is’. A Man and his acoustic guitar– sometimes this…

Silhouettes by Burn The Louvre: Album Review The indie duo from Hamilton, Ontario, Burn The Louvre’s debut album is a brilliant mix of songs highlighting the duo’s musical diversity portraying the story of a troubled relationship that resonates deeply with the listeners. The album greets the listeners with jangly guitars…

Black Bishop by Maestro: Review The Dutch melodic rock/metal band Maestro gives the listeners a glimpse of their upcoming album with a song that they have written back in the 80s, ‘Maestro’. The song was recorded as a demo back in 1989 and covered by the Dutch underground cult metal…

Big Bad Wolf by Nobody’s Wolf Child: Review Returning to a darker sound, ‘Big Bad Wolf’, the latest single from London-based artist Nobody’s Wolf Child is a dark, brooding track that unleashes the wolf within. Starting with a gritty pulsating electronic rhythm, the whispered parts build the tension instilling an…