Reviews

head and heart by Hawkns: Review Hawkns is a three-year-old Connecticut band led by singer Hawkins French and brothers Rick, Joe, and Josh Frank. Following in the footsteps of their earlier successes, the band recently released “head and heart,” another catchy indie pop-rock project. The song’s powerful drums, churning guitars,…

Dreams by Alex Kate: Review Love and relationships, with all of their emotional power, are an endless source of inspiration for writers to explore. Alex Kate, a British singer-songwriter, recently decided to put her own spin on Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” to create an emotionally wrenching ballad out of it. She…

I Have a Dream by Ed Roman: Review Ed Roman puts out an open invitation for everyone to relax in a garden farmhouse as a means of escape in his latest release, I Have a Dream. A laid-back song that is so soothing like a summer breeze and a passionate…

One Hand Clap by Deep Dive Species: Review If you’re looking to travel your mind, try the sounds of the New York duo Deep Dive Species. You will be absolutely obsessed with the psychedelic vibes of Deep Dive Species’ new single, One Hand Clap from their debut album Aquaphilia. From…

you will wonder by Rob Johnson: Review Rob Johnson breathes a brand new air of refreshment and relaxation with the latest instrumental track, you will wonder. The Salisbury-based artist and instrumentalist teases his future attempts with an upcoming album, and ‘you will wonder’ leaves a bittersweet taste that leads the…

Energy by Mishell Ivon: Review In more than 20 years of living and breathing art, Mishell Ivon has been in many roles: a singer, a songwriter, an actress, and an artist. She appears to be having the best time in the world doing what she loves. Her new single “Energy”…

The Problem by Call to the Faithful: Review The angsty riffs of Call to the Faithful come back with a blast in the new track The Problem. Their latest release is a narcissistic, cocky song with an attitude that will give you goosebumps in great excitement. “When I am myself…

I Am Woman by Danielle Bloom: Review The rock n’ roll queen of Nashville gloriously goes all her way up with her new empowering anthem, “I Am Woman”, originally performed by Helen Reddy. Female empowerment is not only in vogue but also an everlasting inspiration for icons like Madonna, Courtney…

Social Animal by Skuund: Review Raving in ethereal riffs and an awakening drumline is exactly how Social Animal by Skuund delivers in this new post-punk hit. Social Animal is also the title of their sophomore album, and the title track serves us with a bare feeling of melancholy and nostalgia.…

First Breath by apanorama: Review The electronic duo (and couple!) finally unleashes the first chapter of their imaginative vault, First Breath! The captivating synths regenerated by a passionate vocal are neatly narrated by interesting and all in all empowering lyrics, First Breath manifests the endless possibilities of the duo and…