Reviews

Transmuting Darkness by Wrené: EP Review The Toronto-based musician Wrené’s EP “Transmuting Darkness” is a 4-piece sonic trip through experimental electronic music that manages to keep you placated and soothed despite leaving you feeling completely creeped out. Binaural rhythms, sometimes known as ‘brain-wave’ frequencies, are used in conjunction with creative…

Mimile et Toctoc by Simon Chenet: Review Think of the silkiness of Chicano and Latin Rock from guitarist maestro Carlos Santana, and the whole vibe of a samba party down in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and you’ve arrived at the delectable sound of “Mimile et Toctoc” by Simon Chenet. The…

What I Mean To You by RYAL: Review Singer/keyboardist Jacque Ryal and producer Aaron Nevezie are the creative forces behind the alternative synth/electric project known as RYAL. They greeted their fans and followers in 2022 with new music, and the most recent release from the duo is the single “What…

Stream Of Time by Nathanael Saposnikoff: Album Review Swedish artist and producer Nathanael Saposnikoff has released his first album titled “Stream Of Time”. He produced the album himself from start to finish. He also happens to be a multi-instrumentalist who contributed drums, bass, electric guitars, keyboards, flutes, saxophone, and vocals,…

Escape by Lettie and David Baron: Review Synth-wave and the post-punk movement go hand-in-hand and Lettie and David Baron did a fantastic job of combining these two genres. The breathtaking sections where the synths go in full gear deliver a cosmic overdrive that peers into your soul reaches for your…

Merry go round by Frank Rabeyrolles: Review Frank Rabeyrolles sings a warm melody that takes us on a wonderful experience on “Merry go round”. With an aura of indie acoustic rhythms, and a wave of chill present, the artist invites us into his wonderland of creation. From mellow vocals, to…

In Decadence And Disarray by Parjam Parsi: Album Review Parjam Parsi, an Armenian pianist and composer shares his piano work on the album “In Decadence and Disarray.” The album is a personal reflection on the composer’s relationship with his mother and the environment she inhabited. The album will transport you…

COCOJOEY’S WORLD by Cocojoey: Album Review The album “COCOJOEY’S WORLD” exudes upbeat, upbeat, hyper-bitpop breakbeats inspired by the most creative, peculiar, and fun stuff like the Wii Sports Challenge leaderboards and the PlayStation pause menu and cats. Cocojoey, a classically trained pianist and in-demand composer/arranger, releases something that seems straight…

Who Deserves Balloons and Medals? by Mad Meg: EP Review The 7-piece EP by Mad Meg called “Who Deserves Balloons and Medals?” is nothing like you’ve ever heard before. I’m serious guys. If you’re ready to take a leap of faith, let me run you down this album. I need…

Entre Celulas by Jorge: Album Review While music does bring people from all corners of the world closer, I think music without lyrics creates the most connection of all. In today’s review, I’m going to talk about an exceptional release that you can tune into Spotify anytime you want! The…