Reviews

Cosmic Echoes by John Leslie Hulcombe: Review John Leslie Hulcombe has composed a spiritual, and atmospheric instrumental track entitled ‘Cosmic Echoes’. The song is arranged with one of the best guitar playthroughs I have heard in a while. From beautiful chord progressions to solos, everything feels like a breath of…

.b. u. d. by Crystal Box: Review Bodhi Landa, a composer and producer residing in New Orleans, records as Crystal Box. Landa’s tracks feature spacious ambient passages, distorted vocals, electronic beats, and joyful synth waves, and they are influenced by minimalistic club sounds, experimental R&B, and hyper pop. Crystal Box’s…

Grace by Chucky Trading Co: Review Chucky Trading Co makes beautiful folk music. Their song ‘Grace’ is filled with soulful acoustic music, and soothing vocals. The song is comprised of the acoustic guitar, bass, drums, mandolin, and a bit of violin too. Surprisingly, there are also portions in the track…

Astrology by Anders Jörnesten: Review Swedish artist Anders Jörnesten draws influence from folk, country, and Americana for his debut album, ‘Astrology’.The album consists of 10 songs, each is a polished track full of vibrant vocals from Jörnesten. Most of the instrumentation is from the acoustic guitar, the rhythm sections are…

Sand and Foam- Music Inspired by Kahlil Gibran Album by Amaan Ali Khan, Ayaan Ali Khan, and Kabir Sehgal: Review Today, I intend to bless your ears with a creation, inspired by the illustrious works of Kahlil Gibran and recorded by the trio Grammy winners Kabir Sehgal, and an incredible…

Walls by hangtime: Review I’ve never been to a rave before but I can certainly see myself tripping over hangtime’s music especially its EP “Walls”. Glitter and neon body paint, intoxicated over its bold and staggering sonic elements. The American band just released the extended version, put together by two…

Heartbeat by Mark Winters: Review The rocket scientist indie rocker Mark Winter continues to combine his optimism and positive attitude toward life with equally positive lyrics and rocking guitar jams to create inspiring tunes. From his sophomore album Boundary Layer, he makes our hearts rush with a high-energy adrenaline pumping…

Cry by Wrash Heed: Review The afro-pop prince Wrash Heed’s second single of 2022 is a soulful RnB infused afrobeat jam. Taking a look at the idea of love and dating popular people from the perspective of the ladies who date popular artists and entertainers, the song depicts their struggles…

i don’t care by Yoyo Nagase: Review Brilliant trumpet intro and a bass nova style guitar strumming pattern, total beach vibes with this one. ‘i don’t care’ by Yoyo Nagase accompanied by Pluto koi, A Kid Named Rufus, and Pretty Havoc is a jam of R&B and Modern Pop. All…

I Know I Don’t Know by Mr. Wizard: Review Garret Gates is an exceptionally talented individual leading his creativity as Mr. Wizard. His EP titled ‘I Know I Don’t Know’ is blended with fast-paced rock elements, also infused with a bit of alternative and punk rock too. It’s a complete…