Reviews

Miles Away by Shayne Cook: Review Brisbane-based indie singer-songwriter Shayne Cook’s latest single ‘Miles Away’ is a gripping indie folk track with a dash of Americana. The song hit the Top 25 UK iTunes chart upon release. The Australian artist has a wide range of musical influences from the likes…

Pal by Murphy Smith: Review Moving to a new place opens up a whole new door of opportunities and uncertainties. There is excitement and there is anxiety. Sometimes it’s overwhelming to go through everything all on your own and a friend is all you need. Minneapolis indie singer-songwriter Murphy Smith’s…

Galaxies by Malemna Boccadoro: Review Some songs are just for entertainment, some are to bring harmony in life. While most songs please your auditory senses, some affect your entire being. It is the intimate, soothing, whisper-like toned down singing by Malena Boccadoro that makes her songs the later. She is…

Rabbit Hole by Ruby Topaz: Album Review Ruby Topaz is a talented artist capturing the essence of 60s psychedelic rock in their album “Rabbit Hole.” It’s a solid record that pays homage to the vintage era, deriving from hard rock guitars, trippy rhythm effects, and a diverse instrumental aura that…

Rock (Right Now) by Gemïny: Review North Carolina recording artist Sage Wesley’s musical persona Gemïny’s latest single Rock (Right Now) is a fresh hit of nostalgic synthwave sounds blended with smooth RnB vocals to make you groove. The song catches your attention from the get-go with its airy pads and…

Babylonian Dragon by Robbie Rapids: Review “Babylonian Dragon” is a stunning hard rock song by Robbie Rapids that keeps you hooked with its melody. The guitar verses in this tune are such a jam, and it’ll get you grooving alongside its drumming. Wait till you hear the vocal sections though,…

Serotonin by Laryssa Birdseye: Review Portland is a vast hub for rising musicians, especially from the independent scene. Our artist in the spotlight Laryssa Birdseye is based there, and has a charming electro-pop tale present in “Serotonin.” Alongside her producer James Villa, the track is made up of fat synth…

Alrighty Aphrodite by dumb belles: Review “Alrighty Aphrodite” is a sensational track by dumb belles. The band’s got a whole vibe going off the classic rock and pop genre as well. Their style is a mixture of trippy synths, and similar vocal arrangements within that tone. Tagging along is a…

Sober by Alex Kate: Review Indie pop is a genre I’ve always admired, and Alex Kate’s songs delight me in that same regard. Her chill number “Sober” is the ideal love song, as it provides introspective lyrics alongside an emotive voice. The track has a soothing rhythm with beats, synths,…

Grace’s Cradle by Mishkin Fitzgerald & The Chemical Perils: Album Review Birdeatsbaby’s Mishkin Fitzgerald’s other band Mishkin Fitzgerald & The Chemical Perils’ Debut EP ‘Grace’s Cradle’ is a captivating blend of klezmer folk, jazz, country, and goth rock with a heavy dose of theatrics thrown in. From the very first…