Reviews

When In Rome by Chip Pirrs: Review Upon hearing “When In Rome” I was deeply drawn into the music of Chip Pirrs. The track is a synth-driven, Cyberpunk-Esque, piece. As the synthesizer initiates, some echoed vocals enter the background. Later on, the verse sections begin, and they are filled with…

Three of Nashville’s favorite fools, David Welch (vocals), Alex Hendricks (lead guitar), and Chris Roussell (drums), make up the alt-rock, indie pop, and dance powerhouse The Thing With Feathers . The band developed a unique sound that is best exemplified in their May 2019 release, Figure It Out, which combines…

GOOD by Onbar: Review Onbar is the stage name of the California-born artist Troy Tuan Truong. He is sometimes referred to as “The Vietnamese Prince”, and his music demonstrates his irresistible charm. The most recent single to be added to his portfolio, GOOD, is an infectious tune that could convert…

Protect My Energy by Trashcan Willie featuring DaLavishWon: Review There may be several instances in life when we feel bothered by interventions and get robbed of our joys and mental peace by toxic people who absolutely don’t deserve our time, space, and energy. If you’re having a badass moment of…

Bleed by Wolf: Review Wolf is a metal vocalist and rapper in addition to being a dubstep producer. He is from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and is a solid artist filled with enthusiasm. Wolf’s pursuit of performing someday at a world-renowned prestigious music festival is quite apparent, and I’m positively certain…

Contigo by Weiners: Review Get your dancing shoes on, it’s gonna be a hell of a night. Presenting “Contigo” by Weiners, a flamboyant melody that’ll liven up your senses. The Spanish/Italian musical structure is catchy, and a perfect jam to show off your dance moves. It’s a bright pop-filled song,…

Mountain Song by Sophie Dorsten ft. Alex Dorsten: Review Sophie Dorsten and her brother Alex channels their inner indie spirit in “Mountain Song”. It’s an acoustic-driven heartwarming pop track where Sophie’s voice echoes through like a breeze on a winter evening. Overall, the track has a sentimental vibe to it.…

Crooked Again by One Room Schoolhouse: Review Jeff Shuck’s artistic moniker One Room Schoolhouse’s sound can be best described as Jazz-pop meets new wave. In Crooked Again, uplifting synth-pop elements are layered over mellow jazz tones. One Room Schoolhouse’s electronic sound transports us back to the new wave period and…

Parted Waves by Heistheartist: Review Heistheartist is led by LeeMann Bassey, a creative Christian music performer. He truly knows how to create a track full of life and hope. “Parted Waves” is a slow-tempo wholesome RnB track that will truly resonate with you on a deeper level. The music video…

Family Ties by Drew Hunter: Review The 25-year-old musician from Denver Drew hunter’s newest single is a heartfelt ballad about toxic relationships with one’s family members. It’s one thing to sing about toxic relationships with one’s romantic partners or friends or acquaintances, but it’s a completely different beast when it…