Reviews

Save Me by Crux: Review The musical diversity of Crux is incredible to hear. This is especially true in their single “Save Me”, where the elements of prog-rock and experimental transitions keep things flowing. Consisting of three tracks, “Save Me” and its radio edit, also “Specialist Jewellery” a bass and…

Ghost Girl by Juliet Callahan: Review Juliet Callahan takes the listeners’ breath away with her fifth single, ‘Ghost Girl,’. The artist completes the image by singing in her angelic and emotive voice over a trap rhythm propelled by 808s, a piano line vibrating with a metallic tone, and an ambiance…

Fudge by Occurrence: Review The latest track from the New York-based trio Occurrence, ‘Fudge,’ is an otherworldly blend of sounds, styles, and genres that will blow anybody away. It is a seductive journey into the realm of desire, with electronic pop and experimental music merging to create a thrilling soundtrack.…

dark shadows in happy places by Slow Draw: Album Review Ambient and avant-garde cohesively exist in Slow Draw’s album “dark shadows in happy places.” Every aspect of this thirteen-track journey encompasses light drone music, and meditative soundscapes to keep you company. Slow Draw’s music is very experimental, I must say.…

UNdONe by Rebecka Larsdotter: Album Review Rebecka Larsdotter is a Swedish-born Pop artist whose album “UNdONe” is something spectacular. Composed of twelve delightful tracks, it imbues a musical flair of dance, emotional piano numbers, and an all-around soothing vocal performance. There’s an overwhelming inclusion of electronica, so, to those who…

LOS 999ATOS by Dani Twice: Album Review Dani Twice, a singer-songwriter, rapper, producer, and visual artist from Tampa, Florida, has released his first album, ‘LOS 999ATOS’. The album is based on a combination of rap, R&B, Latino, and electronic music mixed in a perfect combination that will get you grooving.…

Other Side Of The Street (Radio Edit) by Kate Ellis: Review “Other Side of the Street” by Kate Ellis features an energetic and cheerful melody that we need more of nowadays! Embodying the spirit of pop rock, and the delicacy of acoustic melodies, the song was a fresh experience from…

Nothing Like Loving You by Clay Joule: Review “Nothing Like Loving You” is a delightful track by Clay Joule, featuring a heartfelt theme surrounding animals. The entirety of the number has a distinct country-rock aesthetic building up to it. This comes alive from the energetic and playful sound emanating from…

Falling Into by Centershift: Review Alternative rockers Centershift brings forth an aggressive track entitled “Falling Into.” It comprises stellar guitar riffs and vocal sections which are melodically sound. The group’s tone is a mix between Nu-metal from the early 2000s, and the instrumental themes from the alternative rock era still…

Found Myself by Poison Oak: Review North Queensland, Townsville pays homage to the delightful indie band Poison Oak. All four members contribute to a distinct melodic sound in the charming number “Found Myself.” The song revolves around adulthood, finding content in oneself, and a genuine reflection upon the more simple…