11:01 by Zeta Zeroes: Review Hold thy breath, for there is a new man in town, Bill R, who came to break your heart with his utter handsomeness and his solo D.C.-based project Zeta Zeroes, filled with masterful work such as the debut album 11:01. Intrigued yet? Zeta Zeroes draws…
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Death by Jew by Adub Nati: Review With raw emotional, truthful lyrics, ‘Death by Jew’ by Adub Nati, is a true melodic testament for the ages. The track starts off with soft notes played on a keyboard, and as the rap section commences you know it’s gonna be fire. Adub…
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Mood Swings and Roundabouts by Fearful Symmetry: Review There’s so much going on, where do I even begin? Wow, just wow. Incredible piece Fearful Symmetry, truly breathtaking. They’re a British group based in London whose sound is a mixture of classic rock, instrumental music, and catchy vocal portions. I can…
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Solstinox by The Foggy Jefferson Orchestra: Review The Foggy Jefferson Orchestra is an eclectic group of musicians, specifically 16 members, whose sound is profound and mystical. In my own words, the band’s track ‘Solstinox’ is all about space exploration. In a galaxy far far away, the band members saw the…
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Vespa by Trevour Amunga: EP Review In 20 minutes, Kenyan singer/songwriter Trevour Amunga pours his paint into his current record, “VESPA,” an illusionist/contortionist presentation. The 7-track CD is full of deeply moving songs, infused with poetry and genuine heart. The album kicks off with Piece of Mind featuring Josh Berkeley,…
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Damnin by PRPL NRG: Review PRPL NRG, (pronounced Purple Energy) is a multi-talented music producer most recognized for the unorthodox combination of hip hop and techno melodies he creates. His first single, “Damnin,” features Argyle Bixby, a member of the grime movement in Miami, Florida. ‘Damnin’ is the artists’ first…
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What More by Hidden Things: Review “Hidden Things” is a musical project that Brooklyn songwriter and musician Greg Adams started in 2019. He debuted with the album “Not Even Regret” and recently added to his discography a beautiful indie pop single, “What More”. It is a well-crafted, shimmering and smooth…
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Shelter in Place by Mike and Mandy: Review Amanda Pajer and Producer-Arranger-Songwriter Michael Faulkner are two halves of Mike and Mandy. Their EP titled ‘Shelter in Place’ features a wide range of musical styles. Individuals living alone inspired the development of ‘Shelter in Place’. A well-sung song can bring relief…
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The Myth by Jodi Heights: Review GOD DAMN, what a song by Jodi Heights, what a song! ‘The Myth’ is a jazzy, funky, and extremely moving track by Jodi. The piano rhythm reminds me of ‘Hit the Road Jack’ by American Soul legend Ray Charles. I’m telling you, Jodi Heights…
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Run It by Amy Correa Bell and Les Les: Review Amy Correa Bell’s latest offering is a song called “Run It” created by their sibling producer Les Les (aka Les Correa). Going with the flow ethereal pianos, cutting-edge synth lines, and a classic drum beat with a 6/8 time signature.…