Cool by Mia Delamar: Review Following the release of her debut EP ‘Focus’ last year, Conyer, Georgia native RnB queen Mia Delamar’s latest single ‘Cool’ is a soulful tune dripping with finesse. The song explores the ups and downs of love and the importance of not letting failed relationships define…
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CircleWalk by Sano Hill: Review Communication is always essential in any relationship. It’s the bedrock on which relationships built on love and trust can thrive. Especially when you are facing trouble or misunderstandings, there is no better way than to sit back and talk things through. But that wasn’t the…
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THE DAY JEFF BUCKLEY DIED by Ellery Twining: Review Rich Freitas, who’s mostly known by his stage name Ellery Twining is a poet and a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who doesn’t shy away from challenging himself and deviating from his past musical trails. Having played in numerous electro-pop and rock bands…
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Lola by Starchild Yeezo: Review Southern California band Starchild Yeezo is a combination of modern dance music and R&B. Their eclectic music on the track “Lola” is just phenomenal, they truly take a stand with their innovative composition, and I had an absolute blast listening to it. Their music made…
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Love Is Not A Choice by Emma Hunter: Review They say, “Love knows no reason, no boundaries, no distance. It has a sole intention of bringing people together to a time called forever”. It doesn’t have to be Pride Month to celebrate queer love in all of its forms, free…
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Rescue by Scarlet Joy: Review The soul of rock and roll is still eminent, and Scarlet Joy is a band that stands out because of it. Consisting of three members, Sophia Woodcraft mastering the vocals and guitar, Drew Moore conquering the drums, and Tom Latham absolutely crushing it on the…
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spwn-kill by Hangtime: Review There is a sense of mystery and eeriness to the sound of “spwn-kill”– a song by artist Hangtime. The dark techno music has a bit of avant-garde thrown in. This is experimentation at its finest. The beats and keyboard production has diversity, and I truly enjoyed…
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Troubadour by Wayne Merdinger: Review A passionate look and captivating storytelling, Wayne Merdinger releases the most intricate song ever from his EP of the same name: Troubadour. Lead by a laid-back, calm voice of storytelling that is Wayne’s signature, Troubadour is a story of a man with “open contradiction” that…
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Suck by Arn-Identifying Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review Arne Floryd, formerly of the Swedish band Redmoon, is currently focusing on his solo project, Arn-Identifying Flying Objects and Alien Friends. He is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for infusing nostalgic sensibilities into pop-rock sensations. The single “Suck” is an…
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Pity Parade by The Cancellations: Review Pity Parade, the latest album by The Cancellations, is an alternative rock record with a new perspective. With 13 expressive tracks with radioactive vocals, you’ll be inspired to pack your bags and jet across the world. The magical essence of Verse and a Chorus…