Echoes (The Echo Sessions) by Samantha Gibb: EP Review Samantha Gibb’s sensational vocals are at it once again in her EP “Echoes (The Echo Sessions).” The artist’s take on the alt-indie genre is stellar, primarily due to the flow of harmonies in this fresh collection. Subtle acoustic chords intertwine with…
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Low Fat Jesus by 9 O’clock Nasty: Review 9 O’clock Nasty’s single ‘Low Fat Jesus’ is a fantastic example of punk rock at its finest. With influences from the early days of punk, this track showcases the shock value and offensive lyrics that made the genre so iconic. The song’s…
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Horns to the Sky by Vampire Liver Therapy: Album Review Jose Miguel Cumsille leads Vampire Liver Therapy, an electronic act with a splendid fusion of punk and 80’s synthwave. The album “Horns to the Sky” is a dark take on the aforementioned genres, where heavy basslines and a rebellious singer…
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09 MESSI by Trevour Amunga: Review Trevour Amunga’s ’09 MESSI’ is a high-energy, trap-inspired track that perfectly captures the feeling of being inspired to create. From the bombastic beat to the solid lyrics, every element of this song works together to create a truly enjoyable listening experience. Musically, ’09 MESSI’…
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Primarily, Maple by Smyles: Album Review Smyles’ ‘Primarily, Maple’ is a triumph of retro soul and funky disco vibes that will transport you back to the heyday of 70s dance floors. This album is full of upbeat dance music that’ll have you grooving in no time. When you first hear…
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Sweet Celebration by Ludlow Creek: Review From their album ‘Which Way Is Forward?’ Ludlow Creek released a single titled ‘Sweet Celebration’. The song is an excellent combination of country, gospel, and folk, with a spiritual edge. The song celebrates the joys of music, religion, and nature. Already, the song has…
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You’re Not Alone by Marcus Valance: Review British artist Marcus Valance channels a powerful indie-folk melody in his track “You’re Not Alone.” The tune has a gripping ethos attached to it. Marcus volunteered to aid those who are in dire need of support, and it focuses on a refugee expedition…
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Home Again by Anthony Benjamin: Review An elegant melody is brought to life in “Home Again”, Anthony Benjamin’s fresh single. This time around, the pop artist shares a charming keyboard intro while his endearing voice tags along. The London-based musician’s allure is tough to ignore. Especially in this piece, where…