Reviews

Cheers! by MoAnanda: Review Moana, a singer-songwriter, and Ananda, a producer-multi-instrumentalist-mixer, have teamed up to create the innovative indie-pop project MoAnanda. This group is renowned for its skill in fusing seemingly incompatible musical styles to create something wholly new and utterly emotional. The new single from them, titled ‘Cheers!’, is…

One by Yair Cohen: Album Review Elements of Zen flow through in Yair Cohen’s ambient album “One.” Every track in this collection is infused with drone sounds that emit a meditative feel. Mostly based on themes of escapism and a bit of trance, “One” is a must-hear for any fans…

here by Jeanne Pas Jeanne: Review ‘here’ is a pop song that showcases the diverse influences of its creator, Jeanne Pas Jeanne. Her influences are as diverse as they are captivating, encompassing elements of pop, electronic, folk, and concert music. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Billie Eilish, David Bowie…

Almost by Ema Sid: Review Ema Sid’s most recent song, ‘Almost’, is a stunningly beautiful and emotionally raw look back at a bygone love affair. This gentle pop ballad is a soothing listen since it displays the artist’s openness and honesty. The song’s soft guitar picking and tender vocals quickly…

The Aftermath by Sombertrap: Review Sombertrap is a solo artist who makes stunning instrumental melodies. “The Aftermath” is a slow-jazz-inspired piece, where graceful piano bits take hold followed by resonating basslines and minimal percussions. The song is the very essence of “short and sweet” clocking in at just a minute…

Pity Parade by Elijah Jones and The CCs: Album Review Nashville’s Elijah Jones and The CCs (The Cancellations) have accomplished a lot with their new album, ‘Pity Parade’. Even though it’s thirteen tracks long, the album successfully strikes a balance between the band’s exploration of jazz, funk, and pop-punk, and…

Noise Fantasy by Reue: Review Ambient synthesizers and powerful beats mix together to form Reue’s track “Noise Fantasy.” First of all, the album art of this single is colorful and picturesque. It’s almost as if popular role-playing games from the 1990s directly influenced it! Anyway, back to the music, “Noise…

Don’t Let It Rain by Linda Sussman: Review The soul of fingerstyle guitar resonates deeply in Linda Sussman’s enchanting song “Don’t Let It Rain.” Her vocal pipes are a delicate mix of jazz/folk, and Linda’s guitar technique emanates a heavenly sound. Delightful to hear and almost healing in nature, the…

Bad Guys by Just Scott: Review Scott Feierstein AKA Just Scott makes 1980s-inspired music flowing with energy and nostalgia. His uplifting song “Bad Guys” is instrumentally polished with synthwave in all its glory. In addition to that, a classic rock vocal bit directs the track’s momentum, and altogether it’s a…

PTSD by Dax: Review Prominent Hip Hop artist Dax arrives with his weighty ode in “PTSD.” A dynamic narrative surrounds the track, and it’s nothing less than hard-hitting. Aside from that, cinematic synth pieces carry the songwriting forward, while pulsating beats maintain the poetry’s flow. Music is such a powerful…