Reviews

Inside by Ariahindream: Review It starts with birds chirping, heavy electronic beats and sound of thunder warning of impending heavy rain. Then she sings ‘Inside’ and hits that vibrato. It instantly gives you a harrowing feeling. It is not a song you will dance to; it is a song that…

LP Warner, who goes by the stage name of Cerulean, is an indie singer-songwriter from Eastleigh, a town in the South Coast of England. He recently came out with his latest album, The Divided Selfie. This album release is exceptional because it functions well in both traditional and modern contexts.…

My Love by Klary: Review If you’re looking for a vibrant song for an energetic summer, “My Love” by Klary is ready to flood your mind with its catchy melodies. After gaining significant traction on streaming platforms with her cover songs, Klary decided to release her original music that were…

Three Impossible Tasks by Amy Hopwood: Review Amy Hopwood has explored an exotic lyrical realm in her third album ‘Into The Woods’. ‘Into The Woods’ is a thought provoking masterpiece laden with fairytales. Each song in the album will enchant the listeners and tell an interesting story. ‘Three Impossible Tasks’…

Outside by Yung Lano: Review The Hyde Park, Massachusetts, rapper Lano Soprano, who goes by his rap name Yung Lano shoots for mainstream success with his latest blazing single, Outside. From Making music at the age of 18 to having his debut full-length album released in 2020, Yung Lano has…

Shallow Thought by Ruto: Review Multi-instrumentalist recording artist from South Central LA Oscar A. Bautista, who goes by the stage name of Ruto, is no stranger to having a diverse mix of sounds to create a surreal eclectic soundscape. After years of experimenting with a wide range of sounds both…

Long Overdue by Steve Yanek: Review Since the release of his debut album ‘Across the Landscape’ back in 2005, almost two decades have passed waiting for the country rocker Steve Yanek to announce his sophomore album.  On August 5 the artist released his long-anticipated aptly-named album Long Overdue. The Pennsylvania…

Flake by Nerd Salad: Review From the instrumental “Indieprog” band Nerd Salad’s debut album Press Start, Flake is a highlight of the band’s technical mastery. The song starts with a bright arpeggiated riff accompanied by sparkly hi-hats and soon grows to be a grand explosion of vivid melodies. With the…

Sea of Sin by Tears Apart: Review Following the success of their self-titled debut album, Tears Apart portrays passion, devotion, hope, and heartache of everyday life with their sophomore album, LOVE. Evoking affection and charm in both the lyrics and the tune, the opening track of the album, ‘Sea of…

D.O.A by Von LaRae: Review A combination of short synth bursts and unique percussive and filler sounds make you expect an arrival of something and then Von LaRae arrives, a timbre so unusual for a guy, that is how ‘D.O.A’ by Von LaRae starts. Von LaRae is a solo vocal…