Reviews

Do It All 4 Me by Enoka: Review Enoka is a musician and composer who has developed a unique approach to fusing the emotional depth of R&B with the catchy hooks of Pop. After spending years providing vocal demo recordings for producers and singers, she is now a successful international…

Escort by 12Limbs: Review 12Limbs are back to make a splash with their unique blend of indie guitar rock with a hint of electronic. After three years, they have released their new single “Escort,” serving up a delicious combo of indie/EDM in a summertime tune, reworked by Ruff Loaderz and…

Songstress/A Song and Dance Man by Charlie Steady: Review Musician Charlie Steady is a multi-instrumentalist who also writes his own songs. After playing bass and providing backing vocals in a number of local bands, the artist started his solo career. His songs, which fall under the Indie, Alternative, Rock, and…

Not The End by Strangely Alright: Review Drawing inspiration from the diverse and eccentric 60s soundscape, including elements of pop, rock, and psychedelic music, the band Strangely Alright has gloriously returned to preach the “Love always wins” type of message in a thrilling new single called “Not The End” which…

Tissues by PIAO: EP Review Creating her own musical lane while taking the pages out of the traditional pop musician’s book, PIAO, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist born in Shanghai who now resides in Los Angeles, has just released her much-anticipated EP, Tissues. Although I’m a new listener, PIAO has…

Look Through the Keyhole by Worldcub: Review Cynyr (guitar & vocals) and Dion Hamer (drums & percussion) are brothers and the driving force behind the North Wales band Worldcub. They first released songs as “CaStLeS,” drawing inspiration from Paul McCartney from the 1970s and 1980s. They record in a homemade…

Gold by Jack Tracy: Album Review Jack Tracy’s 3rd album “Gold” is my today’s feature because it’s got 15 shining tracks that deserve their own place for their genre-bending style. In addition to the 13 base songs, he bestows upon us two additional tracks that showcase a variety of musical…

Omega by Sasha Bonn: Review Synth-pop musician Sasha Bonn creates cosmic tracks that will surely put you on a celestial voyage across space and time. “Omega” is an electropop love song with a hint of house music that he released. He has developed a taste for Roland synthesizers in recent…

Your Silhouette by Maximilian Wentz: Review Maximilian Wentz is a hard rock and metal musician with a versatile skill set. His track “Your Silhouette” is infused with acoustic guitar music. In addition to that, it’s blended in accordance with heavy metal riffs and exceptional screaming techniques. The metal growling in…

The Salvation by Nothing but a Nightmare: Album Review The new album by the American band Nothing but a Nightmare, titled “The Salvation,” was published on October 14 and is their most recent work. This most recent addition to NBN’s catalog is a whole new endeavor for its members, and…