Reviews

Crime by Roxercat: Review Roxercat’s track “Crime” is an absolute force with layers of psychedelic rock and funk. The essence of this song has a jazzy bass arrangement flowing through it, while smooth guitar licks blend right in. Aside from this, a confident singer takes the center stage and charges…

Upstream by Thy Veils: Review Thy Veils, an electro art-music group from Romania, has released their first new material since 2022 with ‘Upstream’. The four-and-a-half-minute track is an encapsulation of tranquility, with soothing orchestration masking unsettling vocals to evoke chills reminiscent of dream pop. The track has Thy Veils’ distinctive…

Lost In Paradise by Mäle: Review Alternative rock band Mäle lets out a roar of emotions in their track “Lost In Paradise.” This astounding piece has epic vocal passages with electrifying guitar bits, and the chemistry is pretty intense to witness. From high-volume screaming to thunderous drumming, “Lost In Paradise”…

No Stopping Us by Joshua Ketchmark: Review The stunning aura of folk and country emerges in Joshua Ketchmark’s tune “No Stopping Us.” There’s a sense of warmth in the artist’s voice that encompasses a meaningful ode. And along with upbeat acoustic chords, the instrumentation forms a delightful harmony. Joshua’s voice…

Station Of The Cross by Herds: Review Nottingham-based indie band Herds have made a big splash with their fresh new single ‘Station Of The Cross’. The band is a master of washed epic stories, has a progressive sound that is an eclectic combination of several genres; the members had played…

Still Love You by Sabreen Islam: Review The new track ‘Still Love You’ by Sabreen Islam is an excellent combination of indie, pop, and sweet vocals. The song’s theme, which is about remembering a childhood infatuation, is accompanied by uplifting music and soulful vocals. Sabreen has a really distinctive and…

Calling of the City by Alexia Vegas: Review What do you get when electro-pop and an eloquent singer get together? The result is Alexia Vegas’ moving song “Calling of the City.” This memorable piece grabbed my attention, especially its themes of adventure in sync with the upbeat city pop tone.…

Hideous by numeral: Review ‘Hideous’ is a downtempo electronica soundtrack that highlights the Swiss producer, numeral’s painstaking sound design and ability to create a musical cosmos. It has thundering sub-basses, sophisticated music design, and at times dark and apocalyptic environments. The beat-driven electronica and bright ambient components provide a stimulating…

Deflect, Dissolve by Wrené: Review The music of Wrené is melodic escapism at its finest! The Toronto-based artist exhibits a strong tune in her single “Deflect, Dissolve.” A song this moving should be heard by the masses, as its cinematic appeal is immensely thrilling! Altogether, the rhythm is quite touching…

Algorithm by Amanda Holley: Review ‘Algorithm’ by Amanda Holley is a wonderful song that shows how the magic of love can bring one back to their natural, uninhibited state. Amanda’s ability to craft such lovely tunes attests to her exceptional musical and creative skills. She demonstrates an understanding of what…