Reviews

YSL by Proklaim: Review “YSL” sounds almost like a prayer, although it doesn’t explicitly speak of redemption. This new single by Proklaim is the light at the end of the tunnel that men who have gone astray need. The production of the song is something else as it features a…

Sign by Felicia Lase: Review Felicia Lase proves incredible musical skills through her single “Sign”. She is one of a kind girl. Her honeyed voice, soothing to my soul, would impress the jazz scenes of New Orleans, and she has the power to reign Broadway musicals. With a classic touch,…

POPNOTPOP by Rookes: Album Review POPNOTPOP is a creative outlet from the talented Birmingham-based singer-songwriter Rookes. She exposes her pop talents in a fun-filled LP, showcasing her wide vocal range which evokes melodic and soulful inspirations from Radiohead to Chvrches, Bloc Party, Skrillex, and M83. Highlighting the two prominent singles…

Creep by Gemïny: Review “Hello, police? I’d like to report a disturbance at a party nearby! Sure, Sir, can you describe the music they’re playing? Well, my Shazam says it’s a song called “Creep” by Gemïny? You don’t say? Sorry, it’s no disturbance at all. In fact, you better turn…

All I Ever Do by R O B B E E: Review “All I Ever Do” is a track that shows us everything right about making a solid track. Want sensational vocals? R O B B E E’s got you covered! How about some clean instrumental sequences? Well, then the…

Time Is Running Out by De Antiquis Et Novis: Review As he did with his last album, Alchemy, the artist De Antiquis Et Novis, based in Munich, is experimenting with a rhythm in Time Is Running Out that is far more prone to getting you to break into moves. A…

Bats Over The Eastern Freeway by Low Key Crush: EP Review Low Key Crush, a band based in Melbourne, has released a new EP called “Bats Over The Eastern Freeway.” With inspiring lyrics and sincere production working together to create an engaging sound, the album deals with themes like dating,…

The Damage by E.W. Harris: Review E.W. Harris is a songwriter, producer, and artist working in the alternative folk genre. He is based in Brooklyn, New York, and refers to himself as a “Folktronicist” and a “Dystopian Romantic,” who creates music that he describes as “folk tunes from a (im)possible…

Filet désert by Marcus Quirion: Review French musician Marcus Quirion possesses a wonderful ear for melody and is known for his work. His song “Filet désert” is a rhythmic dish that contains a variety of different seasonings. The track is really fantastic in every way, from the funky guitars and…

Camouflage by Lato: Review If you’re into everything rock n roll, then you’ve found yourself in the right place, my friend! Here’s a new recommendation from an Italian alt-rock band Lato, who bring years of musical skills and a grasp of a wide spectrum of rock to give their listeners…