Reviews

Wake Up by bandwithoutband: Review The German solo artist, Marc, known as “bandwithoutband” has garnered tens of thousands of listens on the streaming service Spotify because of his distinctive sound and evident ability. His current single, “Wake Up,” features only the artist and his dark, foreboding tone, yet sounds like…

Pete and Roger by The Margaret Hooligans: Review In August of 2022, The Margaret Hooligans released their tribute to the rock band The Who and its two remaining icons as of now, singer and guitarist Pete Townshend and lead singer Roger Daltrey. Titled “Pete and Roger,” the song features the…

Colorful Lungs Pt 2 by All Poets & Heroes: Review Colorful Lungs is a two part musical innovation from the American duet All Poets & Heroes. In part one, the delivery carries a more spirited energy and surreal emotions. In contrast, Colorful Lungs Pt. 2 is softer and more powerful…

Zona Prohibida (Remastered Edition) by Horizonte Lied: Review The underground Mexico-based electronic band Horizonte Lied produced their first ever release “Zona Prohibida,” an electro-alternative attempt. Released by Synthpop Your World Records and now with an instrumental version out to feature a 80s atmospheric dance, it is expected to be one…

Two Little Acorns by The Banquets: Review The Banquets have composed a colorful indie track entitled “Two Little Acorns”. It has some of the cleanest guitar and bass tracks, I’ve heard in a while, and it sounds quite wholesome. There’s some shaker involved in the instrumentation, which all in all…

doubtful by Rob Eberle: Review Rob Eberle, a young musician and producer from Long Island, New York, is known for his creativity. His track ‘doubtful’ is an electronica-inspired, bass-heavy, down-tempo track. Rob’s clean and melodic vocals will enchant you, as it is produced with wonderful harmonies and catchy beats. Rob’s…

Type by Ainsley Costello: Review “Type” is an extremely snappy song by Ainsley Costello. Her voice will captivate you, and the essential tempo of the track is quite memorable indeed. It’s a track that will certainly hook you in. This is because the energy and Ainsley’s amazing vocals line up…

Dress To Please by Official Shannon: Review “Dress To Please” by Official Shannon starts off with a smooth guitar intro and some percussions. Oh, man! This sounds so groovy and the piano is also a very nice touch! Her vocals are really smooth and have a certain flow to them.…

Notice by Masha and the Fam: Review A piano-driven powerful track that will send you chills. “Notice” by Masha and the Fam is a melodic piece that starts off with a somber piano arrangement, and the singer’s voice resonates throughout. Eventually, a choir enters, and it sounds absolutely epic. The…

Ultimate Discipline by Wukong: Review The three pals, Li, Huang, and Su met in 2016 and instantly became friends due to their shared passion for making Chinese orchestration soundtracks. They founded the band Wukong, whose projects focused on crafting signature neoclassical compositions with an oriental spin. Their music has appeared…