Reviews

Are You Sorry Yet? by Indoor Friends: Review Indoor Friends is a Punk-rock/pop band with a lively presence. Their track “Are You Sorry Yet?” is a sentimental piece filled with rich guitar riffs and soothing vocals that emanate a catchy melody. The guitar arrangements in the track are just sensational.…

This Music Thing by Raie: Album Review Music, as universal as it is, may feel like a single thread of connection shared with someone at times. This kind of personal connection inspires Raie, a Scottish artist, who wrote the album “This Music Thing” in honor of the people who have…

Basquiat Dreams Johari Turner: Review If there’s one thing that surely brings people from all circles of life together, it’s music. Music has an unseen control over us, which is both powerful and beautiful. And today I’m here to rekindle your love of hip-hop. If you enjoy singer-songwriters whose music…

Look Pretty by Sounds in Projects: Review Are you entertained? Or are you simply moving through life without a soulful voice or melody to soothe your pain? Let me present you with a dose of EDM, that’ll allow you to inhale an atmosphere of charm and energy. “Look Pretty” by…

Feels Like Yesterday by Jackson Watson: Review Jackson Watson, a young and skilled indie artist, has carved out a unique musical niche for himself by flitting between modern pop, R&B, and psychedelic rock. “Feels Like Yesterday,” a soulful pop song by the Alabama native, has just been released and is…

Depend on You by Jimmy Stanfield: Review “Depend on You” is Jimmy Stanfield’s debut track, and his initiation in the music biz is filled with elements of blues, and soul, with a modern spin on it as well. Jimmy truly knows how to capture the listener’s attention with his captivating…

angels by Goodie Bag ft. Molokai: Review Human beings are interesting. We have the ability to feel a million things all at once, just from the sound. Whether it’d be a happy memory or a tragic occurrence, music triggers that moment in ourselves, that bit is true. Thus, dear listeners,…

You’re Mine by Scarlet Mill: Review Scarlet Mill is a Dutch two-piece alternative-indie band that was resurrected after nearly 35 years by Jennifer Moesker and Erik Verhoef. Their music travels through the worlds of European Americana and electric dreamwave, with the finest storytelling at its heart. Their second album, which…

When The Night Was Just The Time When We Could Fall Asleep by Marshall Harner: Album Review Hold your breath for a rising, unique artist in the horizon. Make your way for Marshall Harner, a dedicated artist who is here to reach for the stars with his album “When The…

Immortali fino a domani by Giondamix: Review Music has no language, it also does not have any boundaries. Therefore, it is truly a wonderful feeling to listen to artists from all around the globe! Today, our spotlight shines on Giondamix, a pop artist with a voice that is full of…