Reviews

Street Lights by DJ Overture: Review Throughout history, music has been regarded as an art form of expression and communication that allows the rest of the world to glimpse into the artist’s vision. It’s no surprise that music producer and DJ Overture’s new single, “Street lights,” echoes the peaceful and…

Plastic House by North Ship: Review Hailing from the Danish Capital, the dynamic rock duo North Ship’s latest single will take you sailing on a trippy sea of synths and basses. Following the success of their previous single, Green Light, North Ship hit full throttle with their new single, Plastic…

Rain Shadow by Spencer Elliott: Review Acclaimed instrumental progressive rock guitarist Spencer Elliott released his third studio album SE3 on April 8 this year and the fifth track of the album Rain Shadows is a perfect storm of melodies. Accompanied by Sean Sydnor on bass and Chris Hudson on drums…

Kombucha by Mojo X: Review Brighton-based solo producer Mojo X’s second installment from a series of tracks themed on tea, Kombucha is a refreshingly funky track. With fuzzy guitars, fat funky bass, tasteful synth and organ melodies, this song is a refreshing mix of rock, jazz, soul and funk. The…

Sunday Evening by Blake Baker ft. Yolanda Gabrielle: Review Weekends are the best part of the week, aren’t they? You might just spend time with your family and friends, participate in leisure activities, or sit down and watch Netflix with your lover. Yet, time flies when you’re having a nice…

Like the Holidays by The Astronomers: Review Are you in the thick of summer and looking for a bright, bubblegum pop to get up and dance to? Are you in need of an upbeat tune to lift your mood off the ground and turn it around? Here come The Astronomers…

Honey by Honey Dagger: Review Honey Dagger was formed by four old high school friends, who got together with the sole aim of playing music that expressed how they were feeling in May 2020 in Nashville. The Tennessee band made indie rock through the most severe phase of the Covid…

Bone Eater by Rat Bath: Review Coming off of the Milwaukee spooky country core band Rat Bath’s debut album, Bone Eater is an anthem for chaos. Bone Eater is the second song from the 10-track debut album Rat From Hell following the opening track The Tale of Dead Ol’ Fred.…

Own worst enemy by Arin: Review After dropping his debut EP “Anything”, Arin, an electro-pop artist from London, came up with another brilliant yet catchy track “Own worst enemy” layering different dimensions of confessional pop and electronic pop in it. The mix of indie-pop and sporadic electronica in the song…

Fixed Heart by Ratchet: Review The 20-year-old Karel Laureijs’ musical adventure began when he picked up the guitar in an effort to win over a girl he was crushing on in high school. Fast forward a few years, and the independent indie musician known by his nickname Ratchet has graced…