Reviews

Positive People by Mark Winters: Review Had a terrible week? Want to brighten up your mood even if just for a couple of minutes? Then you have to check out “Positive People” by Mark Winters, which aligns the positive spirits of the artist, who is also a wholesome human just…

Funeral of Life by Yana: Review Yana’s “Funeral of Life” is a beautiful track composed with layers of stringed instruments, and her voice is truly God-gifted. Yana, originally from the Czech Republic, feels a belonging to Ireland. She composed “Funeral of Life” and recorded it after the period of the…

Om Du Vill by Silvermannen: EP Review Silvermannen is the side project of Tobias Borelius, who also happens to be the vocalist and lyricist for Emerald Park. Through the project, Tobias makes his way softly and slowly through a confined sonic space with an aesthetic element. Silvermannen’s 4-piece “Om Du…

Behaviours by flakebelly: Review “Behaviours” by flakebelly starts with the most unexpected and classical orchestration of music, and then flakebelly’s albeit slightly raspy yet soothing voice sweeps you further into the song. It belongs to the album with the matching title, filled with four other distinctive gems. The entire EP…

Flatline by Cynthia Angelica: Review The new single by divine pop singer Cynthia Angelica, located in Maryland and releasing under the title “Flatline,” is emotional, potent, and an excellent track altogether. During the process of creating the song “Flatline,” Cynthia had a lot of ideas about the state of the…

Better Without Me by Carley Varley: Review Carley Varley is an alternative rock artist, and her track “Better Without Me” will tug on your heartstrings all the while igniting the rocker spirit inside of you. A song’s foundation may be laid with just two elements: feeling and tune. Carley Varley’s…

Living My Fantasy by poptoken: Review Travel into the world of immense possibilities or the future as you play the song “Living My Fantasy” by poptoken, who takes the simplest of lyricism to wash you with a wave of high self-esteem! Featuring auto-tuned vocals and a smooth beat, it serves…

CODE by Amanda Holley: Review Amanda Holley takes us on a journey from the streets of Downtown Los Angeles to The Color Crib and the Walt Disney Concert Hall, where she performs her profoundly original, thought-provoking, and mighty track titled “CODE,” where she sings an anthem of liberation and enlightenment…

Let Go by Wylam Dene: Review Not too long ago, I was stuck in a loop of some negative incidents that brought me immense trouble, and I was finding it really hard to live through another day. A huge part of me wanted to move past it, but something kept…

Shine by MADAME NEPTUNE: Review The German band MADAME NEPTUNE plays a spiritual style of blues rock. They started out as a two-person creative association in the year 2022. The band plays a style of music that incorporates alternative rock, psychedelic undertones, and an edgy take on current blues rock.…