Reviews

Live Your Life by Gemini Chris: Review The name of the song speaks for itself about how living life with full compassion and freedom feels like. When you are set free without thinking of the drawbacks, just living life to the fullest just the way you want is like a…

I Don’t Trust You Yet by Hariz: Review Imagine waking up one morning and contemplating that all that you lived so far was a lie! A lie that you have no control over. Coming from that angle, the song depicts the dilemma of trusting someone you truly poured your heart…

It’s Not Over by Onism E: Review It’s a bright day in the indie scene as rock band Onism E unleashes their melodic track “It’s Not Over.” It is quite refreshing to hear that human emotions take a stand to be expressed in a variety of ways. Taking the path…

Färgstarkare by MIRIAM: Album Review With the experimental edge of pop music, and the colorful sequences from synthesizers and deep bass lines arrive the sweet and serene voice of MIRIAM. Her album “Färgstarkare” is ten tracks long, and full of juicy melodies that’ll transmit just the right amount of dopamine…

I Changed Today by Roxercat: Review Following their debut single Pearl, the Nashville-based progressive rock trio Roxercat’s latest single is a funky soaring ode to changes. Bringing back the timeless sounds of the 70s, Roxercat kicks off the song with an electrifying lead guitar solo backed by a funky rhythm…

Glass Cards by James’ Room: Review James’ Room is a powerhouse indie rock band filled with energy and emotion. As evident from their track Glass Cards the band gives an uplifting performance where each instrumentation provides a solid entry into their groove. The verse of the track allows the bassist…

Mary’s Tears by The Prickly Pair: Review Nashville’s duo of Irene Green and Mason Summit AKA The Prickly Pair demonstrates incredible storytelling over lush country music with a touch of indie in their latest single, Mary’s Tears. While storytelling is nothing new in country music, it’s always almost from a…

House by the Sea by Chloe Leigh: Review Chloe Leigh brings out a charming revelation in her track House by the Sea. It is tough at times when our emotional silos crash crumbling down. However, our will and the power of dreams keep us going strong. In this case, Chloe…

Lucid in the Fall by Plastic Barricades: Review London-based Indie band Plastic Barricades gives their listeners an intimate glimpse into their upcoming album “We Stayed Indoors” with the latest double single release Lucid in the Fall. Plastic Barricade is the brainchild of singer-songwriter Dan Kert. Dan wrote these songs during…

Get Down by band w/o band: Review Hamburg, Germany plays homage to Marc, the metal maestro behind band w/o band. The track “Get Down” is full of aggressive riffs and a hardcore appeal that true metal enthusiasts will absolutely cherish. The crunch and grit of the track visualized a thoughtful…