Reviews

Where We Are Going by Keep Back Ivy: EP Review Emma Saynor and Andy Fretwell’s brainchild Keep Back Ivy creates experimental music with a spark of indie and alternative rock. Their EP “Where We Are Going” is an ode with a political edge, that feels every bit rebellious as the…

Foolish Games by Atomic Bronco: Review Retro-influenced indie/alternative music band Atomic Bronco hails from Austin, Texas, and London, United Kingdom. Kyle Nuss, a producer, and songwriter created a unique hybrid of indie, alternative, garage rock, lo-fi, and classic rock with his project Atomic Bronco. The guitar-focused rock band’s origin story…

Hip-hop’s Essence Flows Flawlessly in “I Like People” by 18 Acres With a fresh perspective in songwriting and a rhythm section filled with elements of nu-jazz, 18 Acres arrives with their hip-hop number “I Like People”. The rapper’s energy and choice of words are quite spectacular. A creative flow that…

Stalin’s Lapel by Leon Flames: Review U.K.-based rapper and hip-hop musician Leon Flames can instantly captivate any audience with the originality, of his newly released single. He utilizes this power in an old-school-styled rap song, “Stalin’s Lapel” which is the first release from his upcoming album where you can hear…

Beware Wolves Vol 7 by Beware Wolves: Album Review In the mood for acoustics and folk? I present to you another volume by Beware Wolves, specifically the 7th, filled with 9 genuine performances, high production and full of emotions! The album’s opener is “Runaway”, a lovely escapade setting the tone…

Stardust, Angels, Ghosts! by Nick Binkley: Album Review The spirit of country rock is enriched by the moving album “Stardust, Angels, Ghosts!” by Nick Binkley. From each track of this 12-piece musical journey, we hear the artist sing and play melodies set to warm your soul. The album opens up…

Vignettes For A Sad Life by Language Games: EP Review Isn’t it so special when people from different corners of life can connect to a piece of music but with their own interpretation? Language Games brings out a brand new EP, and their first, called “Vignettes For A Sad Life”…

The Moods That Follow by S J Denney: EP Review S J Denney has released a new EP called “The Moods That Follow” filled with the most memorable progression of tracks. With the magic of his soothing voice, this collection features well-produced music that is both tranquil and bold at…

Marigold by Birds Are Better: Review Birds Are Better came out with a promising new track called “Marigold”, gaining them thousands of streams as I’m writing this to pour out my feelings about the song to you guys. The man behind the project is Stian Fjelldal, who has a unique…

Down With The Miracle by Insane Blue: Review From their sound to their composition, all the way to their project name, I’m head over heels for Insane Blue and their new release “Down With The Miracle”. This song from the France-based group came to me at the perfect time, and…