Reviews

Sunny by Lukx: Review The Lukx project was created by the father and son duo of singer/songwriter Lucas Malmport (Lukx) and his father Nils Malmport. “Sunny ” is the brainchild of this father and son pair and it is quite a remarkable track indeed. Nils Malmport did the recording, mixing,…

Puzzle by Elad David: Review Elad David began releasing original material after more than 20 years of tremendous and highly diversified activities in the Israeli music business. “Puzzle” is an instrumental piece that has a mashup of various genres present. From the electro-pop synth elements to the classic rock guitar…

kaleidoscope by Randy Beth: Review Since picking up the guitar and writing her own songs, Randy Beth has known that she has found her real calling. After making a debut last year, the New York-based singer-songwriter has continued to put out new music, most recently releasing the third track titled…

Reverse Reflections by IreQ Savage: Review Parental Advisory explicit content ahead! IreQ Savage is back to serve an explicit EP for the listeners of Hip Hop and Rap genre. He just dropped the album ‘Reverse Reflections’ on the 2nd of September, which contains 4 tracks. Short, intimidating, yet the release…

Spacesuit by Crosstik: Review Crosstik, who you perhaps might know from his debut EP ‘Power’ and for his deep, ethereal soundscapes, complex electronic rhythms, and electrifying energy, has come back with a blast in ‘Spacesuit’. For the newbies, if you’re all about the deep atmospheric sounds and groovy basslines, he’s…

I Fell in Love by Sharl: Review How many of you self-destructive gal pals can relate to getting your heart broken by the wrong guys? If you want to throw up your hands to a different sound, Sharl will leave you in awe. There’s a pop and blast in ’I…

Cruel Summer by Leon Somsouthi: Review If you miss summer, Leon Somsouthi’s “Cruel Summer” will make you miss it even more, like you’ve left home or your heart along the way. It’s like spending the evening in the quiet, relaxing to yourself, and then the song comes up and it…

Sticks & Stones by svicideghost: Review Sticks & Stones is the latest single from Worcester, Massachusetts’ svicideghost, and it’s an honest exploration of a broken connection. It’s the fourth in line from the set of 2021 singles. Before this number, svicideghost mostly featured emo-rap, but ‘Sticks & Stones’ resembles a…

C.N.N. (Correction Needed Now) By Adub Nati: Album Review Aub Nati’s long-awaited album C.N.N. (Correction Needed Now) was released in August of 2022, gaining great praise from music fanatics all across the globe. He’s particularly known for his insane lyricism, a classic, old-school taste in his rap, and his persistence.…

Lipstick Lips by Stay For Tomorrow: Review Scottish alt-rock band ‘Stay For Tomorrow’s ability to play in a wide variety of genres is a reflection of the band’s broad musical style. They keep it diverse as the Foo Fighters and Twin Atlantic. For their latest single, Lipstick Lips, the group…