Reviews

Cowgirl by Heidi Pack: Review Heidi Pack’s debut track “Cowgirl” has that girl from the country club vibe who believes in chasing her wildest dreams and is on the right track to making her way as a revolutionary name in country music industry. When the song starts out with softly…

Garden of the Gods by Pete Cautious: Review The latest album from Pete Cautious is a carefully crafted 10-piece release. It has left me speechless with subliminal messages, such as from the song ‘Love Won’t Pay The Bills,’ –Damn right, Florida Man! Thanks for the wakeup call! Anyway, the album…

1punch by IreQ Savage: Review IreQ Savage’s latest genre-defying single 1punch packs a lot of punch in just over a minute and a half. The song is a brilliant amalgamation of hip-hop, metal, trap, pop, and electronica. The track is heavy right off the bat with IreQ screaming “Whatchu got…

Running With Scissors EP by Dark Soul Safari: Review Singer/songwriter Adriaan van Heerden and his bandmate Andy Brook, who brings percussions and bass to life, comes together to publish their 4-piece EP “Running With Scissors”. The multi-instrumentalist duo is more popularly known as Dark Soul Safari, where they blend a…

Drive Away by Karen Harding: Review ‘Drive Away’ is an addition to Australian singer and songwriter Karen Harding’s forthcoming arsenal of EP called ‘I’ve Got A Secret’. While she’s in between brewing up tracks for her debut album, her latest release starts with a gentle rhythmic guitar that almost sounds…

Get A Life by Doll Riot: Review Doll Riot’s ‘Get A Life’ is the perfect anthem for a psycho ex-girlfriend who will follow you to the earth’s end and go out of her way to destroy you. After wreaking havoc with their debut album ‘Doll Riot’, the 4-piece all-girl garage…

Ghost by Troln: Review “Ghost” is a hauntingly (pun intended) beautiful track composed by Troln. They’re a mysterious indie-pop band with elements of avant-garde and baroque pop in their mix. The vocalist Helene Navne has a magical voice that’ll enchant your soul. Her sway will captivate you into getting into…

Cologne by Phoenix Mundy: Review Phoenix Mundy is a gifted artist hailing from Bristol, UK. Her creativity sparkles throughout the track “Cologne”. It’s got a sensational guitar arrangement, that sounds very nostalgic. The bass notes being played are unique and offer a colorful background space where the music breathes new…

Humanity by Paul Roux: Review Montpellier, France-based composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Paul Roux is a self-taught masterful mixer of progressive house. His production skills are exposed in his most recent EP Humanity, featuring unsettling electronica. His most recent album, also titled Humanity, begins with the song “Humanity,” which fuses melancholic…

Canciones perdidas by Pequita: Review Pequita is a solo project full of passionate harmonies, and unique instrumentation that is reminiscent of South-American music. This is especially the case for the percussion (which sounds like bongos), and vocals too. All in all, it’s a jubilant single titled “Canciones perdidas” filled with…