Road From Nevada by Roisin O’Hagan: Review Roisin O’Hagan, a singer-songwriter from Essex, credits her perseverance and dedication to her achievement. ‘Road From Nevada’ swells with Roisin’s infectious enthusiasm for living, loving, and pursuing her passions. Roisin’s life experiences and artistic influences are woven into the song’s lyrics. In vivid…
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Have you ever by Anton Commissaris: Review Anton Commissaris is a solo artist, singer, and songwriter from the United States who has recently made a name for himself in the jazz world. Anton’s newly released song “Have you ever,” a charming sonic tapestry, has captured the public’s attention. If you…
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Can we dance to this by Clifford: Review Joy, or the concept of joy, is both hollow and touchable, in part because it’s something that can come in many forms of experience. This summer, Clifford has packed three minutes of pure joy in the form of a playful, poppy, energetic…
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What I Deserved by Avaraj: Review Avaraj discovers rage, self-enlightenment and angst on her highlighted track “What I Deserved” from her debut extended play “Toxic Love Stories”. Written as therapy after escaping abusive relationships in the past, Avaraj unleashes an in-depth documentary of her own life, intertwined with the perspective…
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Thea by Ambiere: Review Ambeiere’s latest song titled Thea showcases the artist’s musical talent. Opening with gloomy melodies, Thea is like a diary recounting the heroine’s journey to recover from her past after finding the love of her life. Through a fateful meeting with the male lead, her life also…
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Spacey Curry – Analog Space (Peter Spacey & Analog Front) Live @ Cube (Zero1 Festival) : Review
by Gabe FinchSpacey Curry – Analog Space (Peter Spacey & Analog Front) Live @ Cube (Zero1 Festival) : Review An immersive collaboration between two artists creating audio-visual magic on the go inside an art installation. Omer Luz, mostly known by his moniker Peter Spacey, an electronic artist, producer, and DJ combines his…
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Trying by Ceyeo: Review Ceyeo is the voice of a new generation of independent musicians who can do it all: compose, sing, produce, and perform his artwork. In his most recent single, he formed a dream team with the talented vocalist Poetic Justis and the fantastic mixer-producer Max Honsger at…
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Crazy Heart by Metrophobia: Review After releasing their debut album “Silent Treatment” last year, the Swiss band Metrophobia keeps on rocking hard into 2022 with new music. This time they mark their return with the single “Crazy heart”, a well-produced example of alternative rock that has become their trademark. The…
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Just Breathe by Pidgie: Review The self-proclaimed renaissance woman on wheels, Disability Rights advocate Patti Panzarino AKA Pidgie’s Debut album is an empowering breath of fresh air. The title track, Just Breathe is an inspiring song portraying of the struggles and perseverance of living with a disability. Being born with…
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Lucky by World Government: Review The title track of World Government’s debut album is an introspective trippy adventure through sound. Being the opening track of the album, this song sets the tone for the rest of the songs that follow. Rest of the album being different takes on the title…