Reviews

Naïve by Petra Jasmiina: Review ‘Naïve’ by Petra Jasmiina is a surreal song with a fairy-like vibe. Starting off the song with elongated humming, sharp intakes of breaths, and mystical chanting is a very unique approach that truly showcases the mystique and creativity of Jasmiina and lays the basis of…

Superfunk by Odaiba: Review Funk is something that everyone enjoys. Young or old, it’s for everyone. Funk will make your body move with its groove, and when the funk is mixed with electronic music it becomes electro-funk and groovier. “Superfunk” is a single by Odaiba released in 2022, a mixture…

The Man Who Sold The World by Venusia: Review Andrew Bayuk and Anisah Alyahya are the two members of Venusia, and both of them compose music, perform instruments, and sing all of the songs that the band produces. Anisah plays the piano as well as the cello, and Andrew plays…

In Frustration by Ordinary // Colors With a single guitar echoing over reverb-soaked drums, the second single from Ordinary Colors, In Frustration, returns to the perspective of the singer introducing in the debut single, Pacific Division. In Frustration focuses on the difficulties of coping in a dysfunctional work environment, where…

It’s Christmas Party Time by Mick J. Clark: Review The holiday season is upon us, and the comfort of this time comes alive when it is expressed through songs. Whether it is a Christmas carol or a simple jingle on TV, Mick J. Clark’s fun and uplifting track “It’s Christmas…

8th by Joe St. Pierre: Review Joe St. Pierre shares a melody for the heartbroken as a sort of guiding light dedicated to the emotionally wounded. The track “8th” has a very serene and lofi vibe. A beautiful acoustic melody surrounds the song making it atmospheric and wholesome. According to…

Beware Wolves Volume 5 by Beware Wolves: Album Review Once again I dedicate our space to another one of Beware Wolves’s volumes. Out of their 9 volumes which contain 81 songs, today’s feature is Volume 5 and you guessed it, this one also has 9 folk-based tracks. You might be…

Late Bloomer by Leah Ashton: Album Review The Album “Late Bloomer” by Leah Ashton is her debut album which was released on 9th September 2022. The album is a mixture of soul, jazz, funk, and blues genre. The soulful bass line and drums beat complimented the songs of the album…

Aerial Cuts by Sebastian Clarin: Album Review Sebastian Clarin is a Swedish musician that creates absolutely stellar synthpop melodies. His album “Aerial Cuts” is a lively musical escape where you can find a warm and futuristic appeal. The era of synthwave was most prominent in the 1980s, but recently with…

A girl from Italy used to sing in a band. She then spent a long time lost in the world. Her real home and first love, music, always welcomed her back. However, the piano followed her everywhere she went and became her devoted soulmate. especially when she arrived in the…