This Beautiful World by Killing Kind: Review “This Beautiful World” by Killing Kind is a fresh perspective on life through impressive melodic arrangements. The song encompasses a very imaginative vocal presence that makes you think. In addition, each instrumentation in the background has a very experimental kick to it. I…
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Not Crying Today by Andy Crowe & The Eisen Family: Review Having a smile on my face while hearing music is a clear sign of a solid track. Thus, my genuine appreciation goes toward Andy Crowe & The Eisen Family for their track “Not Crying Today”. It ticks all the…
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Labirinto by Giudi: Review Giudi’s “Labirinto” is a minimal yet exotic electronic dance music track that captures the intensity of New York City in the summertime. The track isn’t very long but can captivate nonetheless. Giudi’s performance leaves quite an impression, and the mood that the artist creates is simply…
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Les Jeux De L’amour by Candiac: Album Review Les Jeux De L’amour by the French-speaking classic Canadian band Candiac is here with a compilation of incredible sonic experiences! In short, it features classic sounds with a cinematic atmosphere. Although the songs themselves are not symphonic, they would perfectly fit in…
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Mr. Money by FORA: Review “Mr. Money” is a song by FORA that soars within the alternative rock genre. The song generates a powerful air that manages to leave a deep imprint on my mind due to its strong impact. It has some gentle sections, but what really makes it…
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TMH by Echezona: Review Poetic, bold, and just plain cool, Echezona is a profound rap artist with his song entitled “TMH”, which just oozes a spectacular amount of flow. From the minimal synth arrangements to the trap-style beats, Echezona showcases an incredible amount of skill by rapping verses full of…
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Brass by Brass Camel: Album Review Brass Camel, the three-piece rock band has released a 9-track debut release called “Brass” and it’s funky, trippy, and wonderfully groovy. The album offers a wide variety of instrumental experiments and an astounding degree of musical talent, coming in full circle with passionate singing…
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What’s The Point by Burning Juniper: Review Heartbreak, whether you’ve faced or witnessed it, the relatability that comes in the form of a song resonates the most. “What’s The Point” by Burning Juniper is a sonic broadcast that soothes the heartache of gloomy souls. With guitars in hand, sticks in…
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Golden Hour by Freyja Elsy: Review The soft, sweet melodies of “Golden Hour” is a truly illuminating experience that one must encounter themselves. Freyja Elsy is an epic revelation for me, and I can’t wait to give you an imaginative rundown of her 3 minute 12-second track. The song is…
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Boomer Vibe “Sessions” by William Sanford: Album Review The project known as Boomer Vibe “Sessions” is a reinterpretation as well as a celebration of psychedelia, which may be represented via a wide variety of musical styles. Come with me to explore more about this surreal journey in today’s review! William…