Reviews

Non è sempre stato così by Giondamix: Review “Non e sempre stato cosi” is an Italian acoustic-rock tune that captures the experience of suffering one’s first panic attack. Thanks to Giondamix’s impassioned delivery, despite a difference in language, it evokes powerful mental health crisis imagery. The song begins with a…

Everything’s Gonna Be Alright by Paul Maged: Review A burst of energy bloomed from my speakers as I played ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Alright’ by Paul Maged. It is a positive, happy, and lively track that has blessed my senses. The song starts with off a crunchy guitar riff and then…

Julie by Zadar: Review Based in Pennsylvania, Zadar is a one-man band with his solo projects that does everything from songwriting and production to guitar, vocals, bass, and drum programming. His new track, titled “Julie,” was just published, with clear inspirations by bands like New Order, The Sisters of Mercy,…

Get You Off My Mind by Atomic Bronco: Review A groovy bass intro always consumes me. ‘Get You Off My Mind’ by Atomic Bronco starts off on an excellent note, and grips listeners with the soothing vocals and stylized guitar riffs. When the synths enter I feel that magical melody…

Planter by 1st Base Runner: Review ‘Planter’ by 1st Base Runner is a thought-provoking and visually aesthetic song with mystery and an atmosphere that will surprise the masses. The audio arrangement of the track is quite emotional and has depth. As a musician myself, I truly enjoy listening to a…

Do Ya by Dorian: Review After listening to his self-motivating revolutionary track “Proud” and The Weekend meets Jason Derulo type of fusion “Reign Love”, I just couldn’t get enough of Dorian. He had me relishing at the moment and his latest release “Do Ya” made tuning into him worth it…

Pulp by Love Ghost: Review Love Ghost, a band from Los Angeles consisting of 5 members, well-known for its energetic, one-of-a-kind, and highly expressive music, have dropped their new track. Titled as “Pulp,” it concerns the spiritual life of a recovering addict and breaks all barriers. Musically, this is classified…

Climbo or The Mistakes That Make Us by Solemn Golem: Review Finnish singer-songwriter Pyry Urhonen is solemn yet therapeutic in his debut 10-track album Climbo or The Mistakes That Make Us. It’s an hour’s worth of listen, leaving us with a glimpse of Solemn Golem’s eclectic vision and grandeur. Between…

When I’m With You by Ozz Gold: Review Trigger warning: you’re about to experience obnoxiously loud yet blissful electropop by this mesmerizing and happy track “When I’m With You” by the Las Vegas originated talented Ozz Gold. If you love Kygo’s works or progressive house genres by Alesso, then you’re…

Dissolving in Dusk by Jack Keyes: Review Soothing vocals, intricate pickings of guitar and pounding percussions – pretty much sums up “Dissolving in Dusk” by Jack Keyes. The album’s welcoming track Twister combines language and metaphor to make mundane matters fantastic. Jack’s passionate voice attracted my attention immediately over the…