Reviews

a fall by antstat: Album Review “a fall” the album by antstat is about how, from the moment you get up until the time you go to bed, you are forced to crawl out of a hole you dug for yourself and face the difficult journey of recovery that lies…

Embodiment (duet) by Claire Bigley: Review Melodically serene and dramatic to its core, the track “Embodiment” by Claire Bigley is simply touching and is a lovely musical tune to experience. The tune has a moving expression and flow, courtesy of the piano and cello pieces. Intertwined together, both instruments vividly…

Bird Machine – EP by Bird Machine: EP Review Bird Machine’s EP of the same name is quite charming! The music they compose involves the subtlety of indie, a bit of folk, and just hints of slow rock. Consisting of five songs in total, every piece has an emotional pull…

Sometimes by Rye Catchers: Review It is not uncommon to face internal conflicts at various stages of our lives, and ‘Sometimes’, Rye Catchers’ latest hit, reflects the same predicament through a piece of lovely upbeat music. While the musical arrangement is engaging and creates a real sense of tension for…

Iridescent by Sequel Films: Review ‘Iridescent,’ an irresistibly luscious single from Brighton-based artist Sequel Films, is the first song released after Adam Hailstone’s first EP. Adam is a solo musician and guitarist whose father inspired him to pursue music. He created the tune using a do-it-yourself setup. He opted to…

My Show by Dirty Mitts: Review The London-based rock band Dirty Mitts has come out with their forceful debut single called “My Show” on 28 October, 2022 which flaunts their harsh and vigorous alternative rock sound. This group is made up of members from the UK, Poland, and Egypt and…

Protagonist by Temperature Falls: Album Review The newest album by Temperature Falls, “Protagonist,” exemplifies the duo’s genre-defying ingenuity and ability to blur the lines between many influences. Composed of songwriter and vocalist Camilla and multi-instrumentalist Ian J. Ward, the Norwegian duo has a distinct aural niche in the music industry,…

Shadows in the Fire by Dave Mohan: Review Emotionally spectacular and melodically marvelous, Dave Mohan’s soulful track “Shadows in the Fire” is a track worth hearing over and over. Filled with interesting piano segments, and a jazzy rhythm section, the tune is quite catchy and soothing. Aside from that, a…

She’s Not the Hurting Kind by Anton Commissaris: Review Anton Commissaris is a San Francisco Bay Area-based composer, pianist, and performer. His jazzy track “She’s Not the Hurting Kind” contains pleasant, embracing, and melodic vocals. The artist sings of his blossoming relationship and the expectations and doubts he has for…

Chosen by Destiny Imani: Review Following her previous single ‘Outta My Mind’, Los Angeles RnB artist Destiny Imani’s new song ‘Chosen’ is a mellow and seductive number that narrates an authentic and heartfelt story about choosing one’s beloved. It is the second single from Imani’s highly anticipated full-length EP. It…