Beware Wolves Volume 9 by Beware Wolves: Album Review One of the best genres in the world which can help musicians tell stories, talk about emotions or give you a feel-good atmosphere over acoustic guitar, is probably the country or folk genre. Circling within the boundary of that genre, Beware…
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I’m Not Ok by Silas Armstrong: Review Originally from Brixton, soulful musician Silas Armstrong’s track, “I’m Not Ok,” tells a strong narrative. The music is a blend of experimental instrumentation and indie rock. Armstrong’s ability to keep the rhythm and then drop in an upbeat melody on the listener is…
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Metamorphosis by daarling: Review The band daarling was founded in 2018 as a joint effort among friends. In addition to performing at venues and DIY spaces in Chicago, they have also toured notable familiar places in northern Michigan. The band’s track “Metamorphosis” pertains to the mood of alternative rock that…
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I Don’t Like The Rain by Claire Littley: Review With decades of experiences manifested, jazz has moved past being just a genre of music, it is a feeling that can’t be aligned according to melodic will. Ever heard of a mind-bending anime known as Neon Genesis Evangelion? Well, Claire Littley…
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i AM THE FUTURE by Jean~Baptiste: Review Jean~Baptiste shows us his beastly rap track “i AM THE FUTURE” in a manner only he is able to pull off. The rapper’s spitfire aura is quite an energy boost from the mundane aspects of daily life, and somehow his confidence has an…
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Maybe That’s Okay by Peter Michaels Jr.: EP Review Understanding an artwork develops over time, and that’s part of its beauty. Introduction, delight, and eventually the wisdom we part with it are the essence. It may be a movie, an art show, or in this case, Peter Michaels Jr’s fantastic…
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Peace Offering by Gabriella Salvucci: Album Review Gabriella Salvucci sparkles her way into the indie scene with the album “Peace Offering”. Her sweet voice blooms like a flower in each track. With the added expertise of The Commonheart by her side, I felt delighted with the heartfelt musical experience. The…
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Wicked by Madison Deaver: Review Madison’s distinctive strong and passionate in-your-face vocals are prominent throughout Wicked, a brand new Pop-Punk frenzy of dark fairy tales for the princesses that have been wronged before. It is a song of karma brewed up in pop-punk, and I’m here for it! As the…
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Buckeye State by Kristen Grainger & True North: Review “Buckeye State”, by Kristen Grainger and True North, uses music to convey the artist’s emotional response to a devastating occurrence. The acoustic guitar melodies are relaxing, with the singer’s skill and ability allowing the songs to take on a sentimental depth…
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The World’s Gone Up In Smoke by Johanna Dadap: Review Johanna Dadap, a 19-year-old Filipino indie artist delivers a powerful and evocative performance in “The World’s Gone Up In Smoke”. The approach she takes in songwriting is genuine and meaningful. With a breathy vocal approach and serene acoustic melodies, Johanna’s…