The Whole World’s Gone Mad by Marcus Valance: Review Following his previous single ‘Yesterday’, British Indie-folk artist Marcus Valance is back with his second single of the year “The Whole World’s Gone Mad”. Given how things have been lately, I think we can all agree with the title of the…
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Lokah Samastah by Sarves Thiru: Review London-based indie singer-songwriter Sarves Thiru’s latest single is a meditative chant for world peace. Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu, Sanskrit for “may everyone, in the whole world, be happy” is the core message of the song. It is a chant, a prayer, or a meditation…
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High Go Down by Joshua Martin: Review LA singer-songwriter Joshua Martin’s latest single ‘High Go Down’ is a nostalgic throwback to the retro sounds of the 80s. With high-pitched synth riffs and syncopated melodies, Joshua Martin brings back the timeless sound of the 80s synth wave in his latest release.…
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What I Wish I Had Said by Alec Berlin: Review Alec Berlin, once again we meet my man! Now today’s special feature is a release that I heard him play back in 2019 called “What I Wish I Had Said” in a live performance, alongside the pounding drums and booming…
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Cellophane Radio by Murnau: Album Review If you’re a fan of the raw intensity within alternative rock and grunge, then the music of Murnau should be on your radar. Their 7-piece album entitled “Cellophane Radio” is filled with lionhearted melodies imbued with a touch of freedom. It pertains to a…
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Fly Patrol by J.Outlaw: Review Jeromy Du’shane Outlaw is a sensational hip-hop artist spitting bars that are fire. J. Outlaw’s track “Fly Patrol” is the type of song you just play while cruising through the neighborhood trying to create a vibe and essence that people will take notice of. It…
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Curtains & Swift Knuckle Solution Live at The Danger Room: Review Bands Curtains and Swift Knuckle Solution take their punk rock and alternative rock anthems to the extreme at the Danger Room event. Both bands showcased intense and energetic performances, where their non-stop guitar and drum arrangements are worthy of…
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Reveries In Grey by Vishal Naidu: Review “A fantasy born out of the acoustic guitar, and a talented artist by the hold of it.”- These are the thoughts that hit my musical self strongly in Reveries In Grey by Vishal Naidu. Full of gratifying sequences within this alluring artist, his…
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One by d’z featuring Ben Mathews: Review “All for one, one for all” this phrase perfectly syncs with the message that has been portrayed in the song “One”. A song that talks about hope in togetherness. In a world full of turgid sorrows, what every heart and mind needs is…
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The M9 Project by Styles1001: Album Review Rasar Amani, an emcee as well as a poetic mastermind, and Styles1001, a producer, have teamed up to create “The M9 Project”. The entire album is full of hip-hop melodies that flow beautifully within intense lyrical passages and jazzy instrumentation. Opening up with…