Reviews

Skandal by Major Kami: Review Coming off of their second three-song EP by the same name, Skandal by Major Kami is a scandalous celebration of ecstatic sounds and electropop aesthetics. Being the title track of the EP, the song sets the tone for what to expect in the following songs.…

Talk Of Things by Frank Joshua: Album Review Talk Of Things, the second full-length album by the London-based musician Frank Joshua is a blend of diverse genres and musical style. The album features 11 songs written and performed by Frank Joshua, produced by Tony White and remixed by Jon Kennedy,…

Destroyed (New Version) by Snakedoctors: Review The amazing band Snakedoctors has done a fantastic job of fusing the styles of classic rock, punk rock, alternative rock, and 90s rock. Anger, volume, nostalgia, and edge all characterize ‘Destroyed’.The band’s low, ominous voices fit well with the arrangement of this song. There…

Luck 4 Beginners by Ari Carter: Review The New Orleans-based indie rock trio Ari Carter has released a new track titled ‘Luck 4 Beginners’, which is a thoughtful song about friendship and perseverance, all served up in a platter of amazing indie rock music. The soundtrack is a breath of…

Rainy Days by Teahouse: Review It’s a rainy day, you’re missing someone and you call them. They don’t pick up so you leave a voicemail. We’ve all been there. This is how the latest single by the Southwest Florida indie band Teahouse starts and with this relatable scenario, the band…

Priceless by Proklaim: Review ‘Priceless’, The latest single by the Namibian rapper Proklaim is an inspiring proclamation of seizing the day to reach your goals. Proklaim’s songs are heavily message-driven and this song is no different. Inspired by the legends like Tupac and Biggie Smalls, this lyrical rapper has flows…

Carousel of Hope by Stephanie Phillips: Album Review Stephanie Phillips is an indie artist who composes wonderful acoustic hymns. Her folksy album “Carousel of Hope” has fourteen calming numbers that are perfect for a quiet walk around fall or kayaking through lush nature during spring. The album opens up with…

Love of Your Life by Robbie Rapids: Review “Love of Your Life” is a funky ‘80s rock track by Robbie Rapids. Incorporating moving guitar pieces and passionate vocal sections uplifted the nature of the song. Out of every charming aspect, the infectious chorus bit takes the cake. Also, following in…

Git It by Reue: Review Ethan Reue Berdofe AKA “Reue” is an electronic artist with immense potential. The Austin-based artist mixes deep house and atmospheric electronica in his track “Git It.” In its essence, the song is an instrumental piece with a tornado of melodies: one minute a rollercoaster of…

Something About You (ft. Jerry Manfredi) by Gary Dranow: Review “Something About You” is a brilliant melodic piece by bluesman Gary Dranow. I’ve been enthralled by the artist thus far, such as the emotionally gripping “Destiny Road”, and this time around his epic ode continues. “Something About You” follows the…