Coda by Christine Sako (The Fifthguys Remix) : Review Christine Sako has been fixated on being a badass, guitar-wielding musician since the day she was hooked on Avril Lavigne’s “Complicated” in eighth grade. Following two years of touring with acts like Now, Now, Paramore, and Paper Route, she decided to…
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Swallow by Victoria Finehout-Vigil: Review “Swallow” impresses us with its captivating melodies and the vocal line. It is a mesmerizing song about longing to be with someone you can’t be with. A representation of a moment in time that you must swallow and let go of because it’s not yours…
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Bum Shorts by GA5 ft. Hurdihmoore: Review Rising producer and artist GA5 is out to set the world on fire with his newly released single – Bum Shorts. If you’re in the mood for some sexy music to groove to, put on your bum shorts for this one and let…
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Beyond the Blue Sky by Chapell: Review Alan Chapell has more than 30 years of expertise in the music business and is enviously talented. He began playing the piano and trumpet at the age of six, and at just fifteen, he participated in his first studio recording sessions. Since his…
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Another Plane Beyond Empiricism by Radagast The Brown: Review How can you describe such a musically indescribable song? Another Plane Beyond Empiricism is exactly the one that is so ethereal, so otherworldly-sounding that can lead to different connotations of oneself when they have the chance to access it. And I…
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Wired on Life by Trady: Review On today’s UK hip hop charts, tune into Trady’s Wired on Life – a cleverly written and rap ballad with a minimalist beat. The rapper slash songwriter wrote this piece as part of an album that stopped halfway after a tough breakup. And when…
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Hatemail by Jeremy Amato: Review If you’re reading this call the doctor, cause the beat-drop from Jeremy Amato’s song Hatemail just melted my brain. From the very listen, I was captivated. This is a true artist not afraid to express himself through sheer musical talent. The rhythm accompanying Hatemail is…
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Dreamweaver by Red Skies Mourning: Review It takes a long time to create music that touches the heart and many attempts to find the appropriate combination that is representative of one’s whole range of life experiences. Following the release of many songs this year, Red Skies Mourning has finally unveiled his self-titled…
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Primroses by Murnau: Review Murnau – a post-grunge Illinois-based duo that has been at it since their college days. 17 years later, they are here posing for a dark, heavy yet contradictory title – Primroses. It is an effort of what seemed like a never-ending pursuit of finding the right…
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Emotional Damage Wreckage by Nantokanaru: Review Nantokanaru, the critically acclaimed Japanese-themed metal band goes on a full rampage on their new EP, Emotional Damage Wreckage. The Japanese inspiration is evident all over it from the cover art to the lyrics of the songs. Their signature musical style is prevalent in…