Reviews

Same Skies by InAir: Review The smell of fog in the air, the air is thick with tension, clouds gather and the breeze just keeps getting fiercer, a storm’s coming in “Same Skies’ ‘ by InAir. The British alternative rock band shows that they mean business and nothing other than…

Garden Tourist by Craigology: EP Review “Garden Tourist” is an EP from Craigology, a musical prodigy who was born to seep into your soul and give you a fantastic experience. So folks, let’s listen to this 6-piece album together and have a soul-mingling conversation about it shall we? The Florida-based…

When Dreams End by Chris St. John: Album Review When Dreams End is Chris St. John’s latest release, penned with the hopes of winning people’s hearts. I mean the songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist certainly tugged at my heartstrings which is why I’m here to share my thoughts on it with…

A journey by Richard Green: EP Review Composer Richard Green along with Irene Veneziano, a remarkable Pianist, and a string quartet accompanied by Archimia combine their classical musical wits together in the EP “A journey”. Fellow enthusiasts of classical music, if you’re hearing me now, this EP will indeed bring…

Wasted Melodies by Tom Tippin: EP Review Within the space of indie and country, the heart and soul of artist Tom Tippin makes music memorable again with his EP “Wasted Melodies”. If you’ve got a taste for harmonies that makes life feel like a movie, and every scene fills infinite,…

Wings by Sweet Imperfections: Review Bri Schillings, is a singer-songwriter and the leader of the band Sweet Imperfections, which has some of the best musicians and songwriters in all of Southern California. Music has always been a strong influence on Bri’s life. She was able to sense the energy and…

Nostalgia feat. Wulfie by LOVETA: Review LOVETA’s Nostalgia is an artistic new release that won’t unstick from my mind for the way it sounds, featuring the noir film-like vocals of LOVETA. A true soul and R&B fan at heart, this EP offers a refreshing change of pace from the artist’s…

Fairy Tale by Lettie and David Baron: Review Fairy Tale by Lettie and David Baron feels like opening a book of fantasy odes that come to life in all manner of magic and wizardry. From the sultry tone of the singer to the otherworldly synth sounds present on the track,…

Help Me See by Katie Keddie: Review Katie Keddie is a Nottingham-based singer-songwriter bringing a wholesome edge of indie melodies with “Help Me See”. With wonderful breathy vocals, she lets out an emotional and powerful essence throughout the track. “Help Me See” makes one thing clear from the very get-go,…

Summer Piano Improv by James Hawken: Review James Hawken charms his way on his instrument of choice with “Summer Piano Improv”. His playing technique feels like a ballerina performing dramatic movements on the piano keys. Something about each segment of the song makes you feel like taking a brisk walk…