Reviews

Name the Things U Do by Sophie Breton: Review Sophie Breton settles the score with toxic masculinity in her new single, Name the Things U Do. The latest release from the Canadian has all the girls singing along with her sweet vocal melodies. This track was dedicated to those who’ve…

Adolescent Lover by Robbie Rapids: Review Robbie Rapids reminisces over his adolescent love in his new single, Adolescent Lover. This song is his second single following up his debut Who Shot Them Down. As the name suggests, the song is about the story of Robbie’s adolescent years. His first car,…

When It Wasn’t by Wild Fire: Review Produced and recorded in Nashville, TN “When it wasn’t” is a song by the band “Wild Fire” formed by two radiantly stunning and avid fitness enthusiast sisters, Kayla Iutzwig and Kelli Iutzwig. Evolving with their latest release “when it wasn’t”, they encompassed elements…

Liturgia by BlooM: Review From their debut album ‘Project 20’, the Spanish prog metal band BlooM released their latest single Liturgia. This is the seventh song of the 8-track album. With complex time signatures and heavy guitars, the track hits hard from the get-go. Multiple complex polyrhythms play along at…

Cicada Days by Will Wood: Review Will Woods gives the listeners a glimpse of his upcoming album “in case i make it” with the latest single, Cicada Days. In this latest release, Will Wood adopts a different approach to his sound than the blending of different genres he’s known for.…

Same Song by Sadie Nix: Review Sadie Nix settles the score with her past toxic lover in an explosive new single, Same Song. This also gives a glimpse of her upcoming album “Friends Get You Killed”. Having written music from early childhood, Sadie Nix did not release anything up until…

The Train Goes On by Sofia Dragt: Review Sofia Dragt puts the passage of time in her soulful ethereal song The Train Goes On. This is the sixth song of her concept album ISA and followed by the closing instrumental song Isa’s Reflection. Written in the Westfjords during her stay…

Euphoria by André Molina: Review Jersey-based, André Molina dropped his third release “Euphoria” of late and his exposure to diverse music from childhood already can be seen through his music. André has set his style quite prominently as his music provides dark, sexy, romantic, and tranquility, all in one. “Euphoria”…

What You Left There by Prints of Monaco: Review Led by the NYC Singer-songwriter Oliver Monaco, the indie rock group Prints of Monaco have released their latest heartwarming single What You Left There. Full of nostalgic memories and self-reflection, this song takes one back to their childhood home and reminds…

When You’ve Had Enough by T.I.G.Y.: Review Formed by UK-based, gorgeous, and competent singer and lyricist, Baily Tzuke and adroit and skillful musician and composer Matthew Racher, the indie pop duo T.I.G.Y took off with their mesmerizing electronic pop journey with the adaptation of their project which was, in fact,…