Infant ft. Pulses by Michael Donoghue: Album Review The auditory marvel of trance music is filled with electronic psychedelic tones. It is a facet of the music industry I have followed sincerely for many years, and has it been a trip thus far to experience! So, upon discovering the invigorating…
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Beware Wolves by Beware Wolves: Album Review The music of Beware Wolves has always pertained to the notion of heartfelt acoustic music. The artist blends the genres of indie, country, Americana, and folk sensationally into a delicate album. Having the same title as the artist, this album captures wholesome melodies…
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Dancing Through a Slow Apocalypse by Meadow Argus: EP Review Meadow Argus brings the best of both worlds with their EP “Dancing Through a Slow Apocalypse” by initiating stellar compositions filled with psychedelia, and indie. It would seem that the EP had a similar melodic pattern, but instead of that,…
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Don’t Ask Why by Jaw Talk: Review Jaw Talk is an artist whose bright and funky track “Don’t Ask Why” should definitely be on top of your “feel-good” playlist. From the very moment the first chord strikes, to the gentle beat of the drum, this 80s-style indie rock tune is…
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Under Glacial by Hounds Haul: Review Under Glacial has a melodic aura so captivating, I’d frequently listen to it on a loop. A track by Hounds Haul, the artist’s gripping instrumentation mixed excellently with the commanding vibe of the vocals. Pertaining to alternative rock, with a bit of techno, the…
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Scenes from the Metro by Bones in Butter: Review “Scenes from the Metro” is a delightful indie rock track from artist Bones in Butter. Incorporating breathy vocals and trippy instrumentation seems to be the band’s strong suit. I’d imagine their music being a cross between The Smiths, and pertaining to…
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Fruit Basket by Kelsie Kimberlin: Review The lively melodic passages of “Fruit Basket” by Kelsie Kimberlin are truly electrifying to hear. So many aspects contribute to the brilliance of this track! From the Latin-style rhythm section that has this groovy Spanish scale playing, to the lovely voice of the artist,…
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Silly by Mia Delamar: Review Atlanta, Georgia has done it again by cultivating another amazing talent with delicacy and style in Mia Delamar. Being a singer-songwriter, musician, choreographer, dancer, and actor, Mia Delamar is an all-around talent that truly deserves to be recognized, especially when we examine her single, ‘Silly’.…
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Better Luck Next Time by Maya Yenn: Review Sophistication with a dashing melodic allure, Maya Yenn conveys a thrilling performance in the track “Better Luck Next Time.” With a cinematic backdrop, and the invitation to dance along, the EDM-fueled number is a sensational tune to vibe out to. The singer’s…
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All Must Go by Magna Zero: EP Review Magna Zero’s EP “All Must Go” is a brilliant mishmash of grunge and alternative rock. Upon hearing it, there was this darkened sensation working up my senses, that was equally empowering and mysterious! There’s a gritty essence on the artist’s EP, that…