Reviews

3 Words by Sharl: review The singer-songwriter Sharl had a change of heart after being signed to a UK record label for a while. She now makes her home in Melbourne, Australia, where she works as an independent artist. In 2022, she made her comeback with a string of singles…

I Guess I Am The Only One by Lorenzo Gabanizza: Review After a series of hits that once dominated music platforms like “Someone Waiting at Their Door,” “Roses In The Sky,” and “All The Words We Never Said”,  Lorenzo Gabanizza has recently made a comeback with a new country rock…

Peach in the Fridge by Lonasona: Review If you’re looking for something current and cool, listen to “Peach in the Fridge.” Designer Selen Akyüz of Istanbul, Turkey, used Lonasona’s Peach in the Fridge as a crucial ingredient in her “Less is More” Summer Collection. Lonasona’s album “Safe Place” played a…

Across The Night’s Ceiling by San Rocco: Review San Rocco has released their latest single, “Across The Night’s Ceiling.” after several months of writing and recording the song in a small Dublin studio. The song’s strong beat and passionate vocals are propelled by inspired by bands such as Joy Division…

Untitled by Joie Gray: Review Untitled makes a surprise comeback after Joie Gray yielded an Untitled version of “slow and reverb” after three years of its original release and went viral on Tiktok. It’s a spectacular wading of the track taking time to mature and evolve to reveal itself as…

Alone by The GOAT ft. Melohalo: Review Chris Marcinikiewicz who goes by the musical alias ‘The GOAT’ has released his latest album ‘The Details Are Vague’ this June via Groundwerk Recordings. The album is a masterpiece full of original electronic and techno mixes and ‘Alone’ featuring Melohalo (Amanda) is one…

Dead Wood by 1st Base Runner: Review Feel the soft pitter patter of rain and relish the smell of petrichor as your stereo blasts to the efficacies of Dead Wood. As dark as its inspiration may be, it is an evergreen EP by 1st Base Runner. If you have listened…

Letters by Big No No: Review Take a deep breath because there’s a new wave of powerful music that brings out a narrative of cathartic emotions. If anything should keep you up at night, it’s their beautiful release called “Letters”. A feel-good song from the most anticipated collaborative album to…

You were the One by Cooper Castelle: Review Cooper Castelle’s June release “You were the one” is here to provoke the loneliness of a young man in an energetic rock n roll. You could easily interpret the lyrics for a guy singing about the one that got away. But we imagine…

Without You by Betty Reed: Review “The road to success is paved with doubters and haters,” said Matshona Dhliwayo. At some point in our lives, we have all experienced being misunderstood, questioned, ripped down, and cast away. When it comes from those who should be on our side but are…