Reviews

Me and My Army by Phomea: Album Review The “Grunge poet” Tuscan Fabio Pocci’s musical moniker Phomea’s latest album makes the listeners ponder the age-old philosophical question, “What is human?” Following the footsteps of his entirely acoustic debut album, Annie, Phomea continues the trend of writing songs around the acoustic…

Raw as a Jewel by Jane N’ The Jungle: Review Chasing dreams are the easiest when you have nothing to lose. It uplifts you, empowers you, and helps you find your true self. If we talk about relationships, giving your rawest version and yet to be loved is what true…

Pull me down by Ari Tahan: Review Sometimes, we crave for being understood. A feeling of assurance and ease is all that matters in this frantic life. When we finally find the right person, we are tremendously pleased and content, and they might take a turn to neverland and leave…

Everybody Has a Story by Mats Dernánd feat. Emma Nilsdotter: Review Mats Dernánd is a multi-instrumentalist who composes, records, sings, and plays the piano and harmonica. From 2008 till 2020, Emma Nilsdotter performed in the internationally acclaimed vocal group The Real Group. Mats and Emma first connected during a songwriting…

(Let Your Light) Shine by TJ Doyle: Review TJ Doyle channels his inner Bob Dylan with a touch of indie and folk in the track (Let Your Light) Shine. The tune is a reflective one filled with jangly guitars and an energetic drumming presence. There is a very serene and…

Mr. Strange by Jenn Vix: Review “Mr. Strange” is about a male blow-up doll that the singer addresses as Mr. Strange and a woman who wants to explore her desires and imagination. She wants to live spontaneity to its fullest and Mr. strange is just a perfect aid for that.…

Sacrifice You Make by Xskarma and Frannie B: Review Love in the ’90s surely seems magical. It takes us to the land of hope and possibilities. This is a dreamlike song consumed with innocence, loyalty, and most importantly sacrifice– a feeling where you are willing to put your partner’s wants…

Ripped Jeans by Amber T: Review Amber Titchener or as most people know Amber T, recently released her impressive single called “Ripped Jeans”. She first appeared on BBC Radio 1 when she was 15; now she is 18 and is already conquering the world with her powerful music. She shows…

This is our Time by Calm Attack: Review Setting free the soul from where it was imprisoned is the focal message of this song. When we break free from our shackles, first we will walk, then run until we set to flight, and then we will soar where the stars…

Golden Hour by Anita Eccleston: Review Raised in Kamloops, Anita Eccleston, a trumpet player, and vocalist composes music with a strong jazz influence. She was brought up in a musical household that supported her passion for trumpet and vocal jazz. She went to McGill University in Montreal to pursue her…