Reviews

All I Need Is You by Perry Lockwood: Review The dynamic entertainer Perry Lockwood’s latest single is a romantic country-rock song that is sure to bring out the trucker lover boy in you. Refusing to settle in with a specific genre, singer-songwriter Perry Lockwood has a wide range of sounds…

You by Anindya Mukherjee: Review Produced by Jeff Jacobs in Dallas, and written & sung by Anindya Mukherjee, ‘You’ is a self-explanatory song with its lyrics perfectly glorifying celebrating and appreciating the loved ones who often do so much for us and expect nothing in return. Uncomplicated yet so smoothly…

You Don’t Own Me by MuddiBrooke: Review The comeback of MuddiBrooke did not let the audience down at all. Like every single released before, MuddiBrooke retains the image that the group built: a combination of rock, grunge, guitar melodies along with Anna’s vocals full of inner strength. In addition, impressive,…

Moonlight by Abbi Press: Review The singer, songwriter and producer from Austin, Texas, Abbi Press will have you dancing in the moonlight with her latest single, Moonlight. With lyrics having a positive attitude towards life and enjoying the moment, the song boasts the same positive energy. The vocal melodies, catchy…

Born to Raise Hell & Sing the Blues by Derek Lee Goodreid: Review The Australian Blues artist from Perth, Derek Lee Goodreid raises hell in his new single Born to Raise Hell & Sing the Blues. An ode to the musical genre and the spirit of rock n roll, this…

Love?? by Jadamarie: Review The LA-based multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter and producer Jadamarie sings about the state of confusion that follows a breakup in her new dreamy single, ‘Love??’. Sticking to her mantra of turning pain into musical joy, Jadamarie’s new single Love?? is a dreamlike immersive song to completely delve yourself…

Fantasy by Kelley Cole: Review Kelley Cole serves an unapologetic bash to all the unworthy men that cross her life in her latest manifesto “Fantasy”. 4th wave feminism comes in and this is the time for women to stand up for themselves, for the sake of their own and their…

Once Great Western by Tomorrow’s Child: Review Once Great Western by Tomorrow’s Child is a cinematic and brooding track, a ponderous take on progressive electronic, through the lens of a tortured albeit emotional side of post-rock in a dystopian scene of imagination. It is electronic excursions through myriads of digital,…

No is a Nice Word by 7000apart: Review The latest single from the international pop duo 7000apart is a melodic emotional piece painting a picture of parting lovers. No is a Nice Word is one of those songs that will have you on the fence. The song can be looked…

No Love by Jeyaia: Review Jeyaia has always believed that music was in her blood. From an early age, with both of her parents in a blues band and growing up in a house full of soul, blues, and jazz, she knew music would be her guiding north star. Following…