Reviews

Black Cat by Dani Twice: Review The hypnotic new single by Dani Twice “Black Cat” is a percussion-heavy rap song that was released in late October. It’s the seventh single and a highly anticipated follow-up after the critically acclaimed “Sad Boy” establishes the artist as an up-and-coming Latin act. The…

See Through by Connor Mac: Review With the roots of New Zealand in his blood, Connor Mac allures us with his remarkable taste in Pop and Indie in “See Through”. The artist’s clean singing ability has a ton of heart and packs an overwhelming sense of “wholesome”. Connor has a…

Objects of Affection by Signal Static: Review Signal Static’s “Objects of Affection” is a fiery presence of rage. The band’s presence is powerful, evoking the traits of rousing rhythm compositions accompanied by entrancing vocals. It brings back memories of concert halls and crowd surfing from my youth, and it also…

Outside Spectrum by The Empty Pockets: Album Review Outside Spectrum by The Empty Pockets will have you overjoyed with beauty and awe as it takes over any atmosphere with the pizzazz of old-fashioned soundscapes. The performances in Outside Spectrum are explosive, brimming with cathartic performances in their attempts. This is…

Crystallized by McKeever: Review A fuzzy guitar tension enters the scene, a rockstar takes the mic, and lets out a roar of melodies. Crystallized by McKeever is the foot-stomping, elevating branch of freedom that the spirit of rock and roll is imbued with. It’s a pleasantly rockin’ number that manages…

Avatar by Marc Bird: Review Marc Bird shows his melodic taste through a sense of existentialism with the trippy number “Avatar”. The vibrant mish-mash of the guitar sequences and the wholesome attribute of the vocals have a gentle aura with a deeper meaning behind it. “Avatar” has a fascinating message…

The Big Picture by Elad David: EP Review Elad David, an Israeli musician, and producer, has released a new album titled “The Big Picture.” Four out of the five songs on the EP were already released, but now he combines them all in a colorful canvas of instrumentals, which reflects…

Infinity featuring Mike Clay by Caracol: Review When it comes to production quality, Caracol and Mike Clay’s “Infinity” is unmatched. The music conjures up images of a samba celebration on the beach, complete with a few close friends and a lot of positive energy to share. The music on “Infinity”…

Until the fight by Mythie: EP Review Until the fight is a top-class act by Mythie, filled with 5 electronic alt-pop numbers, featuring trip-hop and dark pop. This is also Mythie’s debut EP, and the first part that circles on the subject of “inner beasts” especially in the first two…

Christmas Time Again by Anthony Benjamin: Review Holidays are just around the corner, and to enhance the festivities a jolly-good artist by the name of Anthony Benjamin graces the music scene. His track “Christmas Time Again” just makes you want to put on a Santa hat and vibe along to…