Reviews

Emergence by Claire Bigley: Review Claire Bigley has played the piano her entire life, believing that music is the healing humanity needs. Despite having a classical music background, she finds that she prefers letting her own music speak to her more and has recorded this in an eight-track album titled…

Acceptance by IreQ Savage: Review Gangsta Rap, over some lofi beats. Such is the tale of Ireq Savage’s melodious ‘Acceptance’. Do you know what’s art? How this song starts off. Man feels like IreQ did a Ph.D. on how to make an impression. His rapping flow is so raw and…

Eivissa by Gabdez and DMC: Review With an impressive amount of shows performed worldwide, and even at concerts where renowned artists such as David Guetta and Claptone were headlining, Gabdez has surely made a name for himself in the club music scene. His authentic style of production and musical sense…

Teeth (Cyanides) by Sebastian Clarin: Review In his second single, Teeth (Cyanides), Swedish singer Sebastian Clarin deftly blends playful electro pop with synth cyanides. He’s a man of ecstatic taste in lyrical imagination, able to convey pompous ambiguity through his art. The electronic number may have a shady beginning, but…

It’s Only Now That I Know by Matt Saxton: Review Life is a collection of events, experiences, emotions, and memories we accumulate along the way, whether they are good or bad. We usually spend more time reminiscing as we get older because there is more of the past to look…

SAD BOY by Dani Twice: Review After a few successful releases, including his last release Jump getting over 7 thousand plays on Spotify, Colombian/American talent Dani Twice releases SAD BOY. He creates anything and everything between rap, hip-hop, trap to modern wave and synth. You can explore this immersive trip…

Rather be Me by Jake Aldridge: Review Jacob Aldridge’s latest mid-August release Rather Be Me is an honest attempt at self-expression with an off-beat tune in his charming English accent. With all the raising our self-esteem and choosing self-love before loving someone else floating on the Internet, this song is…

Fucked Up World by Ben Konarov featuring Lukky: Review Ben Konarov is a lyricist first and foremost, with nearly two decades of writing experience. It goes without saying that to truly experience his magic with his songs, you would want to take your time listening to them. The Australian musician…

Proud by Dorian: Review Some would call it synthpop, others would name it dream-pop. But it is one hell of a positive giving genre that this New Jersey-based artist Dorian carved his creation out of. His latest release, which has now been made into an artistic video, “Proud” is a…

CHEAP VODKA by Nakun: Review One of Nakun’s latest release Cheap Vodka is laced with the right amount of explicitness. There is a piece of consistent music, a very catchy beat mixed by INRI and Nakun’s rap filled with vigor. Their collaboration began back in 2019 in Toulouse, with a…