It Feels Like by Leo Nazz: Review If you’re in the mood for something upbeat and infectiously positive, look no further than “It Feels Like” by Leo Nazz. The vibe of this song emits serene and melodious energy. This is because the singer’s genuine spirit and exciting vocals, the scene’s…
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Open Your Eyes by Laurelight: Review “Open Your Eyes” is Laurelight’s latest alternative pop hit. It is a song about discovering your inner glow in the harshest circumstances. Laurelight gives a fantastic vocal performance on this track. With the addition of a bopping bass sequence and synthesizer arrangements, the entire…
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Breathe by We Are To Blame: Review Sunlight approaches the horizon and is met by metalwork. Here, in “Breathe” by the Metal band “We Are To Blame,” light and dark interact as dusk settles. In this song, you will encounter a flurry of distorted guitars and a voice fit for…
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Intimacy by Everything but the Everything ft. Luke Sweeney: Review Everything but the Everything is an alt-rock band, and their presence in the music biz is a blessing. Their track “Intimacy” featuring Luke Sweeney is every bit of melancholy, every bit of suspense, and equal parts melodic. As clean guitar…
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The Twist to the Glitch by DeEtta Jain: Review DeEtta Jain (who prefers the pronunciation dee-yetta jane) is a creative artist with a heart full of evocative emotions. The thought that some of us may actually be reality glitches is what “The Twist to the Glitch” refers to in Jain’s…
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shadows by chloe spider: Review Shadows, by chloe spider, is an astoundingly distinctive tune that manages to be both soothing and energizing at the same time. In playing the track, I heard what seemed like an otherworldly emotion. More so after the beat kicks in, it will sound like a…
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Days, Weeks, Months & Years by Blake Cateris: Review Are you a fan of personal songs? Tracks that speak loudly and sing expressively about the artist’s reflection? Then enjoy this treat presented by the Australian up-and-coming artist Blake Cateris titled “Days, Weeks, Months & Years”. It’s an indie-acoustic tune that…
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With Love by Tia McGraff: Review Hold on, why has nobody told me that we have our own generation’s Kate Bush? Although her music isn’t in the exact same era or beat, there’s a vocal resemblance that I can’t seem to let go of! Stumbling upon Tia McGraff’s latest single…
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Inherit the Earth by DJ Righteous: Album Review Check out DJ Righteous and his Hip-hop infused, 11-piece album ‘’Inherit the Earth,” that’ll last you nearly 40 minutes, giving you the perfect sonic experience to unwind or spend your time doing homework, composing or just going into the depth of your…
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Bits n Bobs by Pixy Jones: Album Review Pixy Jones drops his psych-rock album ‘Bits n Bobs’, by going against the current, patiently enduring the effects of COVID-19, and working with all that he had, even to the extent of quitting smoking to fund his project, which is applaudable. The…