Guns to a Playground Fight by Gabrielle Zwi: Review “Guns to a Playground Fight” by Gabrielle Zwi is a song about the shooting that happens in schools, and this particular song was inspired by the recent tragedy in Uvalde, Texas. Also, how does it feel to be a child growing…
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I Had Wanted to Hold by Naomi Pacifique: Review Building up to her 2023 album ‘look, the wind is coming for us’, ‘I Had Wanted to Hold’ by Naomi Pacifique is an experimental lo-fi song inspired by the patterns and rhythms of water that explores the artist’s certain lived intimate…
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Beware Wolves Volume 6 by Beware Wolves: Review “Beware Wolves” by Beware Wolves is the 6th installment in a series of folk albums without any bass or drums. This album has a classical yet country feel to it. The first song “New World” starts off with a wholesome vocal and…
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The Occasion by The Astronomers: Album Review With fresh beats, and the sensational aura of indie music The Astronomers bring forth their charming album “The Occasion”. Consisting of eleven upbeat and heartwarming numbers, The Astronomers truly showcase an incredible ability in songwriting and melodic skill. We begin our ecstatic journey…
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Seashells by Ljug Aldrig: Review “Seashells” by Ljug Aldrig (Roosen) was recently released as a single. His band consists of guitarist Anton Toorell, singers Roosen and Ellinor Olovsdotter, and on strings, a Hanna Ekstrom cover by Absalon. Roosen is a visual artist, singer, and songwriter. The band’s influences are Iceage,…
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Rewind feat. Marisa Frantz & Matthew Shell by Michael Peloso: Review A breath of fresh air enters the new year’s atmosphere with some clean melodies from Michael Peloso’s soulful track “Rewind” featuring Marisa Frantz & Matthew Shell. The track is filled with light harmonies and soothing guitar bits that truly…
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Whisper In the Dark By Sophie Dorsten and Alex Dorsten: Review “Whisper In The Dark” is a song written and performed by the siblings duo, Sophie and Alex Dorsten. Sophie writes the lyrics, and Alex is responsible for composing the music. They both play the guitar when they perform, but…
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SugarCoated by Tarn PK: EP Review Tarn PK fills the air with a fresh sound filled with synth-pop and indietronica on their EP entitled “SugarCoated”. Surrounding the musical compositions with an interesting layer of trap beats, bubblegum pop-infused rhythm sections, and the singer’s charm to keep everyone hooked, the EP…
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Dead Flowers by Bridget Kelly Quinn: Review Dead Flowers is the latest album by Bridget Kelly Quinn. The Duo consists of David Lennin, who plays guitar and keys, and Bridget Kelly Quinn, who is on vocals. The band’s influences are Janis Joplin, Jeff Buckley, Ella Fitzgerald, and many more legendary…
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Fine Wine by Jodi Heights: Review Jodi Heights is a unique singer-songwriter thanks to her skill that has been developed through years of classical training. Also, her excellent poetic prowess delves into the depths of everyday life and it is delightful to hear. She has earned a number of degrees…