Reviews

Boathouse by Flatfoot Sam: Review You know the party’s gonna be lit when a heavy-hitting bass drops with an angelic verse. I started bobbing my head to the sound of ‘Boathouse’ by Flatfoot Sam. I enjoy surprises you guys, I’ll tell you that. Whether it’s wrapped in a gift basket…

Sangue Latino by La Palma: Review “Sangue Latino” is a Brazillian merman’s mesmerizing tune that represents the beauty of Latino culture and captures the identity. The phrase translates to “Latino blood” and as La Palma’s Chris Walker’s mother is of Latin descent, it isn’t a surprise that he had his…

Lover’s City by The Forever Now ft. Trine Lyngvig: Review The Forever Now, a duo from Copenhagen, creates a tune of melancholy that tells the narrative of a couple in love who decide to go in opposite directions. The band’s self-titled album is a fantastic composition with indie rock origins…

Long Hard Rain by Cory M. Coons: Review Cory M. Coons channels his inner rockstar in his country-fueled track ‘Long Hard Rain’. Gotta tell you, folks, this song has all the elements of a bonafide hit track. Bluesy guitar solo, a voice of wonder, and just a sensational music video…

I Want to See You Again by Noelle Toland: Review Noelle Toland’s second single, “I Want to See You Again,” is a collaboration with Steve Cropper on the guitar to strike up all the right notes. It’s one of four tracks on the EP “The Sun Will Rise”. When I…

A Love, Tantalize by TerraTara: Review A beautiful and thought-provoking composition by TerraTara entitled ‘A Love, Tantalize’ graces my ear drums. As the song starts off it follows a reggae-style strumming style on what sounds like a ukulele, and a lead element on what I believe is a mandolin, or…

Payroll by Oakley Grenell feat. Stauny Pops & Max Shotta: Review Oakley Grenell, a musician and producer based in Melbourne, Australia, wows us with his track “Payroll,” on Central Records. Grenell recruited Stauny Pops, an MC who has worked with him side by side, to contribute his rhymes to this…

Mother Mother by Marc Bird: Review It’s incredible how art can carry a metaphor with room for ambiguity. The artist may conceal their true feelings while yet evoking intense feelings such as agony or pure joy. Marc Bird’s desire to sing about his long-lost love in the song “Mother Mother”…

New Kicks by Gully: Review “The party is slowly dying, and everyone felt the need to go home, but out came a bottle of champagne. Afterward, a gentleman connected his mighty aux to a Spotify playlist, and the first number was “New Kicks” by Gully. Suddenly, the entire party rejoiced…

Hesitation by Gemïny: Review I’m completely awestruck by Gemïny’s excellent track ‘Hesitation’. It’s funky, ecstatic, and electrifying all at the same time. The voice of Gemïny is just so darn smooth, that you’ll get hooked instantly. My utter appreciation goes towards the guitar strumming pattern, man that’s some groovy riffs…