The Corduroy Blue by The Corduroy Blue: Album Review The Corduroy Blue, an Atlanta-based rock band, have just dropped their debut album of the same name. Atticus and Luke Roness, two brothers, are the band’s primary musicians. The music they create has a fantastic blend of pop rock, and natural…
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It’s Getting Near Christmas by Mick J. Clark: Review Mick J. Clark returns with his enchanting voice and hopeful instrumentation with another wonderful holiday track titled “It’s Getting Near Christmas”. This time around a bouncy bass arrangement greets us among the cheerful rhythm section that will surely resonate with the…
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Fragments by Maria Weissman: Review Singer-songwriter Maria Weissman presents a chilled-out pop aroma in the tune “Fragments.” Covering the air of melodies with a subtle piano piece, and some light cello arrangements, Maria’s track has a very emotive grip, that is delightful to hear from start to finish. The track…
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Of Muses and Music by KIMMERLY: Album Review Carson Ruby Kimmerly is a producer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter. The young artist, who began her musical career as a classical violinist, has expanded into writing, playing, and recording her own musical compositions under the name KIMMERLY. The artist’s album “Of Muses and…
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Tired of Me by Big Rick Energy: Review Within the realm of alternative rock arises a groovin’ number “Tired of Me” by Big Rick Energy. The band’s presence has a strong energy emanating from them in the form of catchy vocals and face-melting guitar solos. The song’s essence hits hard,…
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Situationship by Kaleigh: Review In her song “Situationship,” Kaleigh, who is also an actress and a model, gives an energizing vocal performance throughout the whole track. She started writing music when she was 13 and this song is about a relationship that is more than friendship but less than a…
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DCxPC Live Vol. 5 The Goons Live at The Black Cat 2001: Review The Goons are amazing in both performance and production and “Live at the Black Cat 2001” is a good example of that. They have been in the music world for quite a few decades now, and they…
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Song Without Words/Towards Tomorrow by Dean Carter: Review Dean Carter brings out his debut album, “Song Without Words/Towards Tomorrow” which is mostly instrumental and contains only acoustic classical guitar. It will take you on a trip to the past, but with the latest sound and technology. The first song, “Sea of…
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Favorite Boy by Plant Dad: Review “Favorite Boy” is about a toxic relationship where you want someone whose toxicity makes them the one in charge of the relationship, while you are only an option, not the main guy. As for his musical inspiration, his influence is Micah E. Wood; after…
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Transit by Mohamed Assani: Review Mohamed Assani is an electrifying sitar player based in Canada. The musician’s versatile talent is evident from his masterful playing of the classical instrument. I have an immense appreciation for Indian culture, especially its musical pillars. From Carnatic to more instrumentally driven classical sequences, it…