Song Review/ Rock : Teanko’s ‘Between Two Selves’
His latest release is ‘Between Two Selves’, a track that is meant to reconcile parts of the self that stands on the opposite side of the other. It’s abjectly contrasting, and the journey from one to another is what it’s all about.
Song Review/ Folk Country : Stephen Webber’s ‘Here We Go’
Stephen Webber’s latest release, ‘Here We Go’, featuring friend and fellow artist, Annette Philip. Together, they craft and cultivate a fun and carefree spirit with which you can face life.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Shannon Sargent’s ‘Don’t Ignore It’
Her latest release is ‘Don’t Ignore It’, an acoustic folk track that is lit up with a quiet string of blues that runs through the track.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Martin Lloyd Howard’s ‘Highland Mist’
With his latest single, ‘Highland Mist’, Martin Lloyd Howard casts the listener in a serene and zen stillness.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Gideon Unna’s ‘Heaven is Here’
Gideon Unna has just released his latest track, ‘heaven is here’. An alt folk, acoustic track that is meant to immerse the listener in a sea of mellow bliss.
Album Review/ Pianist : Sir Evan Wish’s ‘Alone in a Crowd’
For this article, we are exploring the collection, ‘Alone in a Crowd’. It is a ten-track album that reveals the more private and intimate moments.
EP Review/ Electro Pop : LVSA’s ‘Afterlight’
Their latest release is the ‘Afterlight’ EP, a collection of electronic tracks that showcases an imaginative plane. It’s as if each one reveals a scene, a piece of the afterlight world. Full of wonder, color, and new ideas.
EP Review/ Alternative : FiveSidedDice’s ‘Kintsugi’
Their interpretations feel so fresh and new. You can feel it in the energy that it evokes. ‘Kintsugi’ is the band’s latest EP, a collection of five tracks that represent the broad range of alternative rock.
Song Review/ Techno : Starry Venus’s ‘Do You Feel It’
Starry Venus and Eric Kupped have just released a deep techno house track with ‘Do You Feel It’. The track is meant to immerse you in feelings and sensibilities, in a way that makes everything vivid.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Podge Lane’s ‘The Coast’
His latest release is ‘The Coast’, a song that reflects on a love that was beautiful but burned too fast. And in that lost all its potential.
Album Review/ Jazz : Donelli AI Ensemble’s ‘Previsioni del tempo incerto’
Their latest release is the ‘Previsioni del tempo incerto’ album, an 18 track collection that shows you the prolific confluence of musical innovation with technological lifts.
Song Review/ Jazz : YULIA’s ‘Let’s Agree To Love’
Like in her latest single, ‘Let’s Agree To Love’ featuring Jackiem Joyner. The song wanders and takes on so many forms.
Song Review/ Electronic : Disco Dreams’ ‘OutLands’
Disco Dreams has just released his latest track called ‘OutLands’. A track that has a surreal and dreamy call. It is long and longing.
Song Review/ Funk : Gareth Davie’s ‘I’m Still Thinking Of You’
Gareth Davie’s latest release, ‘I’m Still Thinking Of You’ is a master blend of pop, funk and a whole lot of color.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Mark Cee’s ‘Missed Connection’
Mark Cee is a singer-songwriter and acoustic folk artist. His latest release is ‘Missed Connection’, a track that reflects melancholically on the gaps and spaces that kept two people apart.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Jetlag’s ‘Wicked Tongue’
The alt rock band from London, Jetlag have just released their latest track, ‘Wicked Tongue’. The song has a serpentine rhythm. This snaking flow disperses into the soundscape, its moody and cerebral sensibilities spraying softly like chemtrails.
Album Review/ Prog Rock : Wingfish’s ‘Dyads’
His latest release is the ‘Dyads’ album, a collection of alt rock songs that build progressive rock into thoughtful clouds of music. It's experimental with that fineness of classic rock and blues.
EP Review/ Alt : Cruel Ploy’s ‘Fear’
Their latest release is ‘Fear’, an EP that explores dimensions emerging out of the thematic umbrella.
Album Review/ Jazz : Marc Soucy’s ‘Antartica - Live’
For his latest release, ‘Antartica Live’, he takes his musical exploration to a whole new level. He burrows into an electric rock plane and creates tunnels into jazz worlds, electronic ambiguity, and psychedelics.
Album Review/ Alt Pop : Remik Erikson’s ‘A Baker’s Dirty Dozen’
His latest release is ‘A Baker’s Dirty Dozen’, a collection of songs that reveal the many stylistic dimensions of the artist. In that, you realize that his potential and possibilities are endless.