I Will Find You by Vallac: Review You guessed right; that man on the cover art with the neon purple wings that looks like he could slay demons is Vallac, whose long-awaited release “I Will Find You” is our today’s feature. When he’s not performing on stage, he’s also known…
Latest in Reviews
-
-
When I Die by Wanaka: Review Music can be a wonderful friend, whether you need an adrenaline surge to get out of bed, a companion on a long car ride, or a shoulder to cry on when going through difficult times. Wakana, a French-born Israeli artist, knows the power of…
-
She Said by The Agony: Review The Agony is an empowering band filled with talented ladies, with a hunger for rock and roll. Their sound is quite versatile and full of energy. Upon hearing their track ‘She Said’, I was utterly enamored. From the excellent guitar arrangements to the sensational…
-
Loner by SØUNDHOOSE: Review SØUNDHOOSE is a delightful band gracing our senses with their song ‘Loner’. The intro of the track is an electronic soundscape and sounds really soothing. Once the vocals set in, the resonance felt quite sentimental. The singer’s range is quite beautiful, and they really gave it…
-
UFO by Rye Catchers: Review Rye Catchers are an electro-pop group filled with exciting melodies and a singer who’ll make you awestruck. Their song ‘UFO’ is otherworldly (pun intended) by that I mean, the song’s ability to captivate listeners is truly remarkable. The singer Nikki Simmons has tremendous range, and…
-
Gold by Chapell: Review Chapell channels his inner rocker’s soul in ‘Gold’. It’s an emotional rollercoaster and a passionate melody for the ages. The track has a classic rock feel, with what feels like personal lyrics resonating with the vocalist. I truly appreciate the arrangement of the song’s guitar structure…
-
Off Limits by Agenda 109: Review Aggressive and an absolute jam, such is the tale of ‘Off Limits’ by Agenda 109. It is a punk rock and heavy metal-infused track that will surely liven you up. The guitar arrangement is heavy and the tone is crunchy. Overall the song has…
-
A Day Of Gourmet by TienYinMen: Review TienYinMen is a heavenly band with deep roots in Chinese music. Their track ‘A Day Of Gourmet’ is a sublime masterpiece filled with happiness and instrumental interconnection. This is probably one of the best songs I’ve heard in a while. Thus, I feel…
-
Isthmus by Seamus O’Muineachain: Album Review Musician and composer Seamus O’ Muineachain hails from the West Irish coastal village of Belmullet, to grace this world with his intricate instrumental composition, packed in a 10-piece album, “Isthmus”. Although, the artist has only released 4 tracks, namely “Two Bays”, “Lost Fishermen”, “Mouth…
-
Dead To Me by Noah Richardson: Review Noah Richardson is a marvelous musical mastermind with deep roots in Philadelphia. He manages to nail all the essential pop and R&B elements in his track ‘Dead To Me’. First of all, I would like to go on the record and let you…