Reviews

The Story You Tell Yourself by Ella Hartt: Review Ella Hartt has returned with a brand new tune titled “The Story You Tell Yourself” after taking a long hiatus due to the epidemic. The country-pop singer-songwriter from Canada has captivated the attention of listeners all over the world with her…

Don’t Talk To Strangers by Rogue FX: Review Andrew Wood, as Rogue FX, is from the North East of England. He has previously played in the synth-pop band Please during the late ’80s and the house music group Bass Value during the early ’90s. In the iconic track reminiscing the…

Crucial by Penny: Review Ready to hear an experimental pop recommendation for the day? I’ll get you hooked on an artist on the horizon. Penny’s first single as both a producer and a performer is called “CRUCIAL,” and it was published on Thanatosis. She’s all about gritty vocals and dirty…

The Foundation by Johnny Blue: Review Johnny Blue’s new single “The Foundation” is a strong mix of West Coast bounce and a melodic dose of class. The song strikes a balance between hype and relaxation. In “The Foundation,” the artist sets up his personality, attitude, goals, and plan for the…

War’s The Noise by Intercontinen7al: Review How can music improve the world? Tell them about Intercontinen7al’s latest release, “War’s The Noise” and you have yourself an epic musical healing. The classic rock release is an explosive rock classic that electrifies the room it’s playing in. Intercontinen7al is a band with…

The Ritual by Benjamin Corson: Review If instruments became sentient one day and were able to speak beautiful passages of melody, it would be to the sounds of Benjamin Corson’s “The Ritual”. It is one part an instrumental journey that will take you on the joyride of your life and…

Halos On The Moon by ZADAR feat. Isa Nielsen: Review ZADAR is an artist whose melodic expression can put listeners in a trance and make them feel the true extent of a song. In “Halos On The Moon” ZADAR combines dark and moody guitar arrangements with a truly spooky atmospheric…

Crush by Heidi Pack: Review Heidi Pack is a singer, composer, and content creator. Her career as a brand ambassador for Samsung began in the year 2016 when she first embarked on her promotional adventure. Following her adventures across America, she made the decision to pursue her ambition of becoming…

Holding Patterns by Burs: Album Review The Burs, a Toronto psych-folk band, use music to convey their philosophy. The four members of the indie band are all dedicated musicians, and their ethereal, heartfelt anthems are the result of their collaborative artistic efforts. They just came out with an album called…

Justice Now! by Barista: Album Review Barista’s new album “Justice Now” has 11 tracks that are both powerful and thought-provoking with political connotations and social injustices across the globe in an attempt at a fusion genre. The very first track “The Night Train” sets the tone of the album but…