Hero’s Welcome by Brendan Bradley: Review First-time listeners may find themselves a little perplexed because there are so many possible interpretations of “Hero’s Welcome”. Is it a song, a soundtrack, a parody, or a Broadway play? The answer to all of them is yes. It’s complex because it’s designed to…
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Until We’re Swallowed By The Sun by Betageist: Review “Until We’re Swallowed By The Sun” is the latest single that marks the return of Kevin Heber in his series of ghost projects under the name Betageist. The track continues to explore the theme of dreamy, ethereal post-rock instrumental music similar…
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Boundary Layer by Mark Winters: Review The rocket scientist indie rocker Mark Winter pushes his boundaries and inspires everyone to do the same in the title track of his second album, Boundary Layer. Following his debut album Slipstream, Mark Winter continues to combine his optimism and positive attitude toward life…
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Batteries by Eva No: Review The Swedish singer-songwriter Eva Nordell, who goes by the moniker Eva No, returns to the scene to charge it up with her new EP, Batteries. Not conforming to a particular style or genre, the EP is an assorted box of surprises in form of songs.…
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Reverse by Von LaRae: Review Coming off of Von LaRae’s debut album The Art of Sex, this song is all about taking back control. Given the context of the album, the songs are heavily themed on addiction and intimacy. When you feel like you’re not getting what you deserve and…
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Deny by Lewis Muller: Review From making music on Garageband at 12 to finally making a debut as an independent artist at 22 years old, London-based artist Lewis Muller has come a long way. A stirring, tender love ballad, his first single, titled “Deny,” is an emotional, dark, dream pop…
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Didgeridoo by Bonded Jacky: Review The LA queer artist and singer-songwriter Bonded Jacky goes back to the days of innocence on her nostalgic journey of grief in her new single Didgeridoo. The song is a collection of Bonded Jacky’s fondest memories with her late childhood best friend Joshua. The thing…
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To the Bone by Anøma Lee: EP Review Now calling London her home, the Belgian artist Anøma Lee released her debut EP “To The Bone” on June 3rd and it’s an anomaly in the pop scene. She sonically summarized her 5 years of her stay in London experimenting with life…
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Break me up by Yiannizs: Review Following his debut single, the London-based, Cyprus-bred singer-songwriter Yiannizs is back with his new single, Break me up. In this somber melancholic ballad, he sings about being stuck in a toxic relationship. Initially written as a dance track, due to the personal connections and…
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When You’re Asleep by Will Soma: Review The Australian singer-songwriter Will Soma’s new single is a heartfelt ballad about loving someone secretly. Unrequited love is something we all have experienced at some point in our lives and we all are familiar with the heartache of not being able to express…