Reviews

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…

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…

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…

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…

Flight by DAAY: Review British rock band DAAY added the track “Flight” to their arsenal in the end of this September, inspired by Richard Bach’s novel “Jonathan Livingstone Seagull.” The theme of the song is to aim high and not restrict one’s ambitions. As soon as you press play, you’ll…

Create In Me by Voké: Review Voké creates heavenly music that will enlighten your spirit with the freshness you need. She is indeed an artist of high caliber, and greatness awaits all listeners in the track “Create In Me”. Once you hear this refreshing RnB track with full crystal-clear instrumentation…

Roadrunner by Deliriously Serious: Review The new album “Roadrunner” by the New Mexico duo Deliriously Serious fuses Americana with brass sounds. The single has a broad variety of musical styles and melodies, all of which blend together in an effortless manner to create a rich mix, which is delightful to…

Flatbush Jaywalk by Alec Berlin: Review Hold your breath because the most infectious raunchy, shredding guitar-driven rock instrumental of the year, and arguably one of the best in this decade is here! ‘Flatbush Jaywalk’ by the incredible Alec Berlin from New York is out for you to stream and get…

Stuck In The Sky by Skender Beck: Review Skender Beck’s “Stuck In The Sky” comes alive through a mysterious and eye-opening creative tune that will entice any listener. From the haunting melodies to an interesting whistling addition, there is no weak moment in the entirety of the track. The dynamic…

One Rule by Ruiz!: Review Ruiz!’s latest single ‘One Rule’ is theatrical, containing unique vocal interpretations evoking high intelligence and maturity in terms of art. Hugh Ruiz Robert, better known as Ruiz!, hails from Sheffield, England, and is a one-man show that meticulously records and plays back his own encounters.…