Reviews

Myths by Munk Duane: Review Such a splendid twist of melodies, all rooted within the simplicity of a muted acoustic guitar, “Myths” by Munk Duane showed me that a song doesn’t need to be centered on a specific genre. At first, I thought of the track as a soft acoustic…

What We Had by Kelsie Kimberlin: Review Based in Washington DC, the Ukrainian-American pop artist Kelsie Kimberlin graces all leading music platforms with a moving new title “What We Had” and I just can’t get enough of it!  “What We Had” is about having the guts to say “this is…

Ape Law by Maybe Human: Album Review When the roots of science fiction meet the fierce nature of progressive metal, the dawn of “Ape Law” by Maybe Human emerges. It is an 11-piece musical journey that reinvents the genre with diverse instrumentation accompanied by the original voice samples from the…

Always On My Mind by Chris Norman: Review Long walks on the beach, picnics at the park, an embrace filled with longing for one another– all these emotions come alive strongly in Chris Norman’s cover track “Always On My Mind”. The romance is as clear as day whenever the veteran…

Beware Wolves, Vol.4 by Beware Wolves: Album Review Paddling silently over a misty lake in the dead of winter to the sounds of Beware Wolves is my idea of solitary bliss. The album “Beware Wolves, Vol.4” offers a safe haven for your soul with its charming blend of folk music…

Make Me Feel by Adri-Anne Ralph: Review Meeting the person you will come to love is like being on cloud nine; it makes you feel completely spontaneous and unstoppable. Formerly from Victoria, Canada, Adri-Anne Ralph, now located in Los Angeles, has released a new R&B smash called “Make Me Feel,”…

Red & White by Luiza Lale & Jim Pinchen: Review Keeping unity in mind for England fans all around the world, and patriotism, the wonderful duo of Luiza Lale and Jim Pinchen has released their unofficial World Cup theme song dedicated to the red and white jersey team with the…

A Prayer for the Living by Isaiah Singer: Review From always being graced with music around him, Isaiah Singer is a multi-faceted artist, who is known to combine folksy materials with his harmonica and acoustic-laden music. The Brooklyn-based indie rock musician has just released his brand new single, “A Prayer…

Tell Me Brother by President Street: Review Australian duo Peter Moses and Rubecca Servinis together performs a brand new track that questions negative stereotypes, and now already has a vibrant music video out for “Tell Me Brother”. A seductively melodic vocal sets the precedence with the song, putting the viewers…

Still Cercle by Malou Madi: Review Paris-based artist Malou Madi keeps it exquisite with a pop-heavy single “Still Cercle” which is setting a whole new scene or capricious basslines, and a compelling vocal hook in an infectious melody. She delves into linguistic, geographical, and effective variations. Combining the sounds of…