Wave As You Walk Past by Chapell: Review the Top 10 right now, Wave As You Walk Past. Dedicated his whole life to music, the leader Alan has been leading his mates through thick and then, and amassed recognition from both critics and music fans all over the world. To…
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All Time is Borrowed Time by Dream of a Man in a Top Hat: Review The electronic duo ages like fine wine with a remarkable comeback “All Time is Borrowed Time”. Their wholeheartedly awaited sophomore project is currently in the oven, after the critically acclaimed debut “Sudden Return of DOAMIATH”…
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Space by Emeye: Review Emeye smashes the potential summer hits chart with his anti-thesis on love on his latest release, “Space”. This is an uptempo dance track with house music influences that can go on loop on endless summer nights, even though it marks strong subversion with the lyrics: it…
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Silhouette by Perfectparachutepicture: Review The smokey punk-rock duo Perfectparachutepicture returns gloriously with their latest emancipating single “Silhouette” after their critically acclaimed “Don’t Bow”. Soaring even higher from a legacy of provocative songwriting and daring arrangements, Perfectparachutepicture imbues integrity, self-discovery, and self-realization with this new release. The track acquires an intoxicating…
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yeah. by Berlin w/ Stings: Review Following his debut single, ‘All Our Friends!!’ the singer-songwriter, producer and composer Max Berlin’s project Berlin w/ Strings continues the trend of blending cinematic orchestration with contemporary sound in his double single release, Marion/yeah. On the second track of the single, Max Berlin continues…
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Marion by Berlin w/ Stings: Review Following his debut single, ‘All Our Friends!!’ the singer-songwriter, producer and composer Max Berlin’s project Berlin w/ Strings continues the trend of blending cinematic orchestration with contemporary sound in his double single release, Marion/yeah. The first song of the two singles, Marion, kicks off…
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I Want You to Want Me by Wednesday’s Child: Review Following the success of their debut EP, the London non-conforming rockers Wednesday’s Child portrays the feelings of love, lust and desire in their new single, I Want You to Want Me. It should be clear from the title what this…
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Sink by Conner Eko (StoneBridge Remix): Review Grammy-nominated producer DJ StoneBridge adds his own spin to the Californian indie-pop artist Conner Eko’s debut single, Sink. Conner Eko’s debut single Sink is a punchy synth-pop emotional piece with a nostalgic sound. Lyrically the song is about someone feeling lost and depressed,…
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Stuck In My Head (Alternate Recording) by Le Days: Review Le Days immerses the terrestrials with an otherworldly sound, a vulnerably daring soul and an exquisite tribute to the alternative folk scene by his latest single from his new full-length, “Stuck In My Head (Alternate Recordings)”. An epic trip to…
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Realign by Vroni Magenta: Review Opening the dark electropop artist Vroni Magenta’s debut EP, Obsidian Storm, the song Realign aligns the artist and the listeners with the universe to see beyond and remind them to push the envelope. Setting the tone of the EP, the track is an inspiring reminder…