Reviews

Butterfly by Alan Dreezer: Review Eastbourne, East Sussex native Alan Dreezer is a singer-songwriter and electro-pop musician. Aside from his love of Electropop, Alan has always worked with other artists or been a part of a band. The authors of “Butterfly” are Elliot Richardson and Alan Dreezer, the former of…

Gilligil Album by Gillian Rae Perry: Review Gillian Rae Perry, an LA-based singer, and songwriter has been battling with long-term depression and mood swings. Addressing and working through such divergent emotions has far-reaching effects on those of us going through such trials. Taking these typical emotions, the artist has graced the world…

Blue Dahlia by A Tree On A Hill: Review “Blue Dahlia” is greeted with a dramatic, meditative opening scene centered on the artist known as A Tree On A Hill. The gorgeous sounds that are resonating through me on “Blue Dahlia” are simply fantastic, and the entire track has a…

Rock is Dead by Kevin the Persian: Review With the evolution of music, it’s the era of fusing many genres together. While a lot of listeners enjoy the change in this landscape, the OG fans may get nostalgic. Following this, today’s question “Is Rock Dead?” gets answered by Kevin the…

Nothing Lost by Nothing Lost: Album Review The latest release “Nothing Lost” is a 28-minute LP, tapping into punk and alternative rock sounds by the 3-piece San Antonio-based alt-punk band Nothing Lost. Filled with nostalgic and eccentric energetic elements of the 90s, they’re bringing back music that feels great to…

Find A Way by Xafran: Review Recently publishing his first EP, titled “Find A Way,” the American musician Aaron Zafran, or popularly known as Xafran, gives us a taste of magnificence in his exquisite showcase of electronic mix. Listeners can expect 4 tracks in this EP, each featuring something divergent…

Friday Night Rockstar by Lewca: Review Looking to add a robust rock and psychedelic hyper track to your playlist? Brixton-born musician Lewca’s “Friday Night Rockstar” is the perfect unconventional song to get lost in its incredible beat and mix by Paris-based DJ S.O.A.P. The track was released on a crisp…

Let Sinners Fly by Second Adam & the New Creation: Review Second Adam & the New Creations is the solo project of Indie Christian-Rocker Abram Germano. This New York native’s mission is to bring honor and glory to God through his music. As a part of this endeavor, his latest…

Dazed by Alan Peck: Review With his latest release Dazed, Alan Peck has created a tune that successfully combines the best elements of RnB from the 1990s with hints of the future. He has positioned himself front and center vocally to make the song stand out by concentrating on a…

Surrender by Zach Churchill: Review Zach Churchill is a talented artist based in Los Angeles, his track “Surrender” is a stylized indie rock/pop piece, that is full of sentimental melodies. Beginning with a dark and gloomy guitar theme, “Surrender” progresses to a deep bass tone and further guitar notes. Zach…