Reviews

SAY NO by Tilda Allie: Review Tilda Allie is a talented Swedish music producer, singer, and visual artist who is currently based in South East London. Neo-soul, triphop, and electronica with jazz fusion are some of the musical styles that she finds enlightening. The track “SAY NO” is a deep…

Jasmine Girl by Robbie Rapids: Review Atlanta-based singer/guitarist Robbie Rapids releases “Jasmine Girl” and fills the air with his soul-piercing track to connect with his listeners going through heartbreak just like him. The song was composed from his unique perspective and during a trying time in his life, as he…

Ascension by Pistols At Dawn: Album Review Pistols At Dawn’s new album Ascension was released not too long ago, proving that they’re more than just a ‘hard rock’ band. The band remains genre-bending to create their own sound, and so I can’t wait to review their new music for y’all!…

Coffee by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review After issuing a series of singles and a double album in 2021, singer and guitarist Alien Friend’s solo endeavor Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends is back with a 4-minute track “Coffee”. It is a smooth, fluid, melodic trip that isn’t…

Strings Attached by All Due Respect: Album Review New York-based band All Due Respect is hoping to define its sound with its debut album ‘Strings Attached’, released in August consists of eight tracks, featuring heavy, riff-heavy hard rock with catchy melodies. Strings Attached is an invigorating listen from beginning to…

Hard Truth by Patient Lounge: Review “Hard Truth” is a track that truly hits you with a gritty and brutal musical crescendo. Composed by Patient Lounge, an alternative rock band from Brisbane, their strength in numbers truly shows from each band member’s masterful performance. Brace yourselves ladies and gents, ‘cause…

All To You by Dr Jaymz: Review American-based British musician Dr Jaymz has a new track out called “All To You.” An innovative first in the history of music, this former missionary’s latest record uses electronic dance music to address the alarming rise in depression in the youth. The most…

Walking Towards Eternity by Filip Dahl: Review Filip Dahl is a musician and composer from Norway who plays a variety of instruments. In the 1970s, he began his career in the music industry as the lead guitarist for a number of Norwegian rock bands. Later in his life, he went…

Over U by Saint Celebrity: Review The Bristol rock band Saint Celebrity blurs the line between 80s pop ballad and punk rock with their latest post-breakup anthem ‘Over U’. Saint Celebrity portrays infatuation, fake promises, change of heart, inevitable heartbreak and getting over it by recalling it all to let…

Opposite Poles by Dream of a Man in a Top Hat: Review The musical duo Dream of a Man in a Top Hat comprises Lee Leffler (guitars, keyboards, vocals, and lyrics) and Michael Frackleton (drums, bass, percussion, keyboards, vocals, and lyrics). The boys have composed a rock and roll track…