Reviews

Learn To Hurt by SHWA: Review Filled with just dandy bass lines and a voice send directly from the heavens, SHWA truly captures that indie-dance spirit. Her track “Learn To Hurt” is a wonderful composition that encompasses catchy vocal play, keyboard arrangements as well as synth sequences that are truly…

Sowing Seeds by Cal Pacino: Album Review Doesn’t Cal Pacino instantly remind you of Al Pacino? I just had to say it for all of us! Okay, now moving on to the talented Cal Pacino and his 14-piece album “Sowing Seeds,” where he sows seeds while playing a fusion of…

Beach Day Dreamscape by Sigmund Faust: Review From Berlin, Germany’s Marc Vogler comes Sigmund Faust, a (now solo-) project with a new tune called “Beach Day Dreamscape”. It has a fresh combination of Indie-rock, mixed with some chill psychedelic elements that will totally add a remarkable splash of color to…

Down For The Under (Nickelson Remix) by Nickelson: Review “Down For The Under” (Nickelson Remix) is a downtempo and deep house track originally by JK Mabry and The Maybes and perfectly remixed by Nickelson. The track is groovy as it incorporates some appealing beats and synthesizers. There are some elements…

Wait Beneath Your Window by Mr. Ferocious: Review The lead singer of Mr. Ferocious, Viktor Griffioen, sets the tone for “Wait Beneath Your Window” with a bluesy, melancholy tone that borders on a dreamy quality in the beginning. As a result, the track’s entirety would hypnotize you. The song is…

Castle by Coloured Clocks: Album Review Coloured Clocks is the brainchild of Melbourne, Australia-based musician James Wallace. It is a showcase of his incredible talent for writing emotionally powerful songs which he instilled in his new album “Castle.” The album has 13 tracks that create an ethereal experience for listeners…

Abstract Art by Katie Pederson: Review “Abstract Art” is an elegant piano-driven track that embodies a magical melody. Katie Pederson is based in Nashville, and her sweet voice splashes color all across the song. There is a remarkable rhythm structure in the entire track full of vibrant piano arrangements, guitar…

Blunt Blade by Blunt Blade: Album Review Blunt Blade’s debut album establishes him as a pioneering writer and superb musician with Aaron Jonn Ruppert drawing inspiration from the incredible Tame Impala, Radiohead, Miles Davis, Talking Heads, Iron Maiden, Soundgarden, Tool, and Dream Theater.  Blunt Blade’s self-titled album can be characterized…

Tumbi by baltaj: Review The striking lightning and the rumbling thunder are imminent because baltaj’s “Tumbi” has thrilling vocal screams that’ll kickstart your valid impression. You can count on it to sound as lit as it should be. As the EDM carpet continues to unfurl, we celebrate the arrival of…

Singer-songwriter Antonello Brunetti’s newest endeavor is called Prana Voice. It is a 432 Hz holistic music project designed to aid in both the planetary healing and the ascension of the planet’s inhabitants.The second single from the project is called “FLOW,” and it follows the first single “Awake” (which was released…