Say Anything by Blueprint Tokyo: Review Blueprint Tokyo is an Oklahoma City and Lethbridge, Alberta-based indie rock duo. Their song “Say Anything” by Blueprint Tokyo ushers in a throwback atmosphere reminiscent of the 1980s. When the vocalist gets into his groove, his voice emits a mood that, once it hits…
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Burn The Bright Out by Davey Bones: Album Review 7 songs, roughly 26 minutes and the enigmatic vocals of Davey Jones – make up one helluva timeless rock n roll album “Burn The Bright Out”. Ominous, soothing instrumentals of Time in the Dark will lull you into a dreamscape as…
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Gimme a Taste by Juliet Lyons and Chris Wirsig: Review Juliet Lyons collabs one more time in her single “Gimme a Taste” with LA-based composer Chris Wirsig, which is probably one of the most distinctive sounds you’ve come across in new age music! Lyon’s voice is so wonderful and flexible,…
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Valentine (You Can’t Have Me) by Xoe-B: Review You can’t get any better than “Valentine” (You Can’t Have Me) when it comes to excellent danceable numbers. The entire song is brilliantly produced, with catchy melodies and smooth transitions that will get your body moving. The electronic synth rhythm is truly…
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never be enough by The Macarons Project: Review The Macarons Project’s “never be enough” sets the mood with a mellow rhythm and some somber acoustic fingerstyle plucking. The singer’s enchanting voice will cast a spell over you and calm your nerves. She has a beautiful, pure voice that gives the…
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Bluey Orange by Jakliu: Review The percussive, tender instrumental track “Bluey Orange,” by the Dublin-based self-taught instrumentalist. Listening to this gives me a strange recollection of my childhood. It takes me back to the Nokia days when I accidentally found a cellphone ringtone list and jammed hard to it. The…
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Memory You’re After by Stumble Steady: Review After a faded rhythm, the track skyrockets onto a funktastic intergalactic journey. With such a soothing voice, and elemental guitars, keys, bass, and beats, “Memory You’re After” by Stumble Steady feels like an Indie hit classic geared for the greats. “Memory You’re After”…
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Opportunities by Vince Chinaski: Review Vince Chinaski considers “Opportunities don’t come knocking on the door” as a reminder to take your chances for something better yet to come, in his song “Opportunities.” It speaks to everybody who has ever thought their life was at a turning point. The song takes…
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Wake Up by iHATEJON: Review iHATEJON’s “Wake Up” begins with a pensive entrance that is propelled by guitar and piano and shimmers in the moonlight. You won’t have any trouble getting down to the beat once the song starts off with a verse. It’s a phenomenal example of indie music…
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Finding Our Way Back by Ludlow Creek: Review From performing as the cover band Southbound to finally establishing their own sound while still upholding their strong bonds of friendship, the Ohio-native five-piece band has come a long way together. The band is now rebranded as Ludlow Creek, and they have…