Reviews

Groovy Avocado Disco by Unfortunately Stevenson: Album Review LA Experimental Rock artist and multi-instrumentalist Steven Ramirez, who goes by the name of Unfortunately Steven, portrays a groovy and unapologetically brave picture of his own mental health with his debut concept album, Groovy Avocado Disco. For many people, the concept of…

Achilles by OZI featuring Nurd: Review OZI has made fans more excited than ever with the newest release – Achilles. This comeback features a unique collaboration thanks to the presence of Nurd – a singer with a unique voice. Nurd pushes up the emotional circuit of the song with her…

Open Eyes by Lie Supine: Review North Wales Alt-rock duo Lie Supine’s second single release of this year is a hypnotically captivating tune with a dash of grunge. The new single from Lie Supine is the second time we are hearing from them this year and the third time in…

Unwind by Rojaz: Review The Spanish Indietronica artist Rojaz explores how love would look and feel like if it were a drug in her new single, Unwind. This is the first single from her debut EP, In the Morning. The song represents the stage of falling in love when everything…

Mad Weather Good Friends by Who Parked The Car: Album Review The French Jazz octet Who Parked The Car’s debut album is a tastefully funky jazz cocktail. With a perfect blend of funky, uplifting, and soulful emotional ballads this album is an immersive experience. According to one of the band…

Flawless by Jordan Jones: Review Jordan Jones portrays his ideal Sunday in his new single, Flawless. Inspired by how the artist likes to spend his Sundays, putting aside responsibilities and spending the day listening to music just living the best life with his loved one, this track is very laid…

Son of Abyss by Abisso: Album Review Intense, eerie, unsettling, poetic, and beautiful in its melancholy, Abisso’s Debut release, Son of Abyss will send chills down your spine. This ten-track experimental album gives the listeners an immersive experience in its dark ambiance. Although minimalist in nature, saying this album is…

Crazy World by Dann Dib: Review The Melbourne singer-songwriter Dann Dib sets the tone for how crazy this world is in his new single, Crazy World. This song is also a glimpse into his upcoming album, ‘Dumb Ideas & Bad Behaviour’. Reflecting on how the world has changed over the…

Push! by Agenda Ambiente: Review Swedish multi-instrumentalist Peter Bröms, the man behind the one-man-band Agenda Ambiente, released another high-voltage electronic dance track, Push! Following up on his previous song, Digital Affluence, Agenda Ambiente continues the streak of high-energy dance tracks. Just like his previous release, the sound stage on this…

P U L L U P by Terrarri: Review Following up on his previous single ‘Sweet Like Dominique’ that has bagged him the title of Duval’s Finest XXL, the Jacksonville rapper brings us another fire track, ‘P U L L U P’. At its core, the song is about Terrarri “having…