Reviews

I’ll be gone by Milena Galasso: Review A reflective yet upbeat song that was inspired by the desire to find freedom through music. This song represents a journey towards freedom that begins with doubts and fantasies and gradually leads to the action itself, be it in a toxic friendship, relationship,…

Illuminate by Birdeatsbaby: Review The song “Illuminate” by Birdeatsbaby is the second single released from their upcoming album HEX. It’s the latest in a string of highly regarded albums by the band that spans more than a decade. The chemistry that they have as a band is very strong and…

Love Me Like I Am by For King + Country and Jordin Sparks: Review When someone loves you for who you are without any judgment, even if you are in your worst form, that is love; perhaps the purest form of love. Love is not just happy feelings or good…

Hindsight by Kaiyah Mercedes: Album Review “Hindsight” by Kaiyah Mercedes was released on November 13, 2022. It was her debut album with 12 tracks, and even more of the album discusses reminiscing, taking lessons from it, and understanding things that have been experienced. After her heartbreaking breakup, she used her writing and music to…

Fia Nyxx-BTS of “Lost Without You” MV shoot (Robin Thicke Cover) The art of attraction and affection merged together into a beautiful track “Lost Without You”. Being in love, everything about your partner seems magical. Their habits become your favorite view. While the mental connection is very prominent, bodily magnetism…

Music for Headphones by Greg Herzenach: Album Review Greg Herzenach’s full-length album, “Music for Headphone,” was released in 2021 which he produced on his own. A tasteful and soulful album with a bit of early “Pink Floyd” style in a few songs, a bit of “The Beatles,” and more bands…

Double or Nothing by Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L: Review New York City based rapper Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L got us hyped with an atmospheric, rap-infused single “Double or Nothing”. He has set out to take his listeners on a sonic experience that definitely immerses his audience into his world. A cocktail of hard-hitting beats,…

Monster Crunch by Mother Vulture: Review Mother Vulture’s most recent single, “Monster Crunch,” is a gloriously haphazard track that heavily draws from its more dramatic side to create an outrageously entertaining horror story. The song is jam-packed with catchy passages, engrossing riffs, and a constant sense of fun and excitement.…

Lolita by Dioneesus: Review It is a love song, and it talks about how it was love at first sight for the guy. “Lolita” by Dioneesus begins with a small piece of guitar picking with programmed drums, then comes the female vocal accompanied by the male vocal. According to Dioneesus,…

Another Day by Blindness & Light: Review The solo artist Colin M. Potter released his single “Another Day” very recently. His song bears a resemblance to R.E.M., Radiohead, and other cool bands. It’s a mellow and grungy song that starts off with synth and keyboard, then eases into acoustic guitar…