Reviews

William Blake Hyatt, under his digital alter ego The FloodShark, presents “LoveShark”, a compact yet immersive EP that captures his unique journey through digital and geographic landscapes. Entirely self-produced, written, and mixed by Hyatt, the release demonstrates a singular artistic vision, blending autobiographical storytelling with eclectic sonic textures drawn from…

Berlin-based duo Kalligary steps into the spotlight with their latest single, “I Never,” a hauntingly intimate track released on 10th March 2026. Comprised of songwriter and frontman Nikolai Konovalov and producer/multi-instrumentalist LukStar, the pair blend dark aesthetics with melodic sensibilities to craft a sound that is both emotionally resonant and…

E.G. Phillips is set to release “Dreamcatcher,” the third single from his forthcoming album “Signals in the Dark”, on March 19th, 2026. The track features Pacifica singer-songwriter nyssa (Anyssa Govea) on lead vocals, highlighting Phillips’ continued exploration of intimacy and emotional nuance. Following the dynamic energy of his previous singles,…

Jazz-rooted musician David brings a lifetime of experience into focus with his latest body of work, building on the foundation laid by his debut album “Back on Track” and continuing forward with “Next Step”. Originally from Hempstead, New York, David’s journey began as a self-taught bassist while studying Computer Science…

Andi Jane’s The Ground Is Changing knows exactly where it comes from but refuses to stay stuck there. Rooted in Americana, folk, bluegrass, and classic country textures, the Nashville songwriter uses those familiar sounds to tell stories that relate to the present-day. Andi Jane’s background helps explain that tension in…

Grey & Purple Songbook’s “Tales of Scheherazade” takes one of the most enduring storytelling legends in history and gives it a musical form that feels dramatic, vivid, and unexpectedly immediate. Coming out of Oslo, the project has built its identity around text-driven musical tales, and this single fits that mission…

Hanan Townshend’s “What We Lost II” encounters something you cannot quite name. Townshend, known for shaping music around other people’s stories in film, turns inward here. This piece comes from a larger body of work wrestling with grief as a foggy, shifting state that arrives before language does. That uncertainty…

Maya Lumen’s instrumental “Maynard’s Song” carries a whole universe inside it. Created by Jacqueline F. Moore, whose path has wound through psychotherapy, painting, spiritual practice, and formal music training, the project already comes with an unusual emotional range. Maya Lumen treats music like a psycho-spiritual language, a way of tracing…

Mike Lotito’s “Cut Loose” hits like a late-night confession you did not know you needed to hear. Written as the doorway into his upcoming EP Lifemade, the track comes loaded with history. where Lotito turns a deeply specific struggle into something broadly recognizable. It’s the awful, familiar tug-of-war between knowing…

SAGE VIVE’s “WINGS” hovers in that charged space between ache and devotion, slowly tightening its grip as it goes. Framed as experimental pop, the single leans more on atmosphere, tension, and emotional layering. Written and produced solely by SAGE VIVE, “WINGS” feels intensely personal, shaped around the strain and pull…