Rado’s ‘Family Tree’ Induces a Cerebral Playfulness
Their latest release is ‘Family Tree’, a mellow indie rock frame that is dressed in cerebral tones, dancing melodies, and a baritonal progression that is made for immersion. Listen Now!
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Alternative Influence’s ‘Come on in & Join the Party’
‘Come on in & Join the Party’ is a fun, energetic pop rock space. Keeping it fun and rowdy, they compel the listener to rock out.
Caplin & Massiah’s ‘Shaped Like You’ : An Electro Pop He
‘Shaped like You’ is the band’s latest release, a track that explores heartache, especially in the context of missing someone.
Song Review/ Folk Rock : Christopher Parris’s ‘Golden Sunrise of the Summerlands’
Christopher Parris keeps it sunny and free in his latest release, ‘Golden Sunrise of the Summerlands’. His melodic rock is tinged with the softness and sentiment of country folk.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Isaac Koffi’s ‘Hatou’
His debut single is ‘Hatou’, an instrumental that creates a portrait of sorts. Its rhythms form in floating circles, so you won’t encounter horizontal movement.
Album Review/ Alternative Fusion : Outside Pedestrian’s ‘Time Zones’
Their latest release is the ‘Time Zones’ album, an instrumental collection that molds power with playfulness, creativity with clarity, and exploration with experiment.
23 Fields’ ‘Jack’ : A Storytelling Folk Rock Track
Their latest release is ‘Jack’, a storytelling, narrative, stream of consciousness track that explores the acoustic walls of contemplation.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : For KING + COUNTRY’s ‘Little Drummer Boy (Live)’
The cover of the timeless classic, ‘Little Drummer Boy’ concludes the album. With punching drum work that elevates the soul and the spirit, they drive the track.
Album Review/ 60s Rock : Mortal Prophets’ ‘The Laurel Canyon Lost Sessions 1966-69 (Stereo)’
Their latest release is the ‘The Laurel Canyon Lost Sessions 1966-69 (Stereo)’, a collection that embodies the retro styles and sonic ethos of that time.
Sparkle Glitch’s ‘Blood Maiden’ : An Experimental Electro Pop
It is unique, so nuanced and liberated artistically. Her latest release is the ‘Blood Maiden EP’, a collection of six tracks that reinforce the stylistic themes and features that she debuted with her track, ‘Lowkey Kintsugi’.
Nexxus 604 Drives up the Energy with Latest Psytrance Track, ‘Awakening’
His latest release is called ‘Awakening’, a track that much like its titular promise has a way of stimulating the listener to strike a chord of clarity in them.
Stray Owls’ ‘Scapegoats’ : Insightful Dimensions on Art Rock
Taken from the art rock collection is ‘Scapegoats’, a track with interestingly dark fringes and floating characters.
My Glass World’s ‘You Can Feel it Coming’ : Drenching Alt Rock Fusion
Their latest release is called ‘You Can Feel it Coming’, a track that casts an ominous spell, a premonitive hypnotism that predicts the coming of something.
Delta of Venus’s ‘Disengaged b/w Slipping’ : A Swirling Alt Pop Feature
The artist’s debut release is the ‘Disengaged b/w Slipping’ double single. The tracks connect on the thematic level, and their manifestations tie into each other to reward us with a profound cohesion.
Lexi Berg’s ‘Fall Like an Angel’ : A Contemporary Pop Complexity
In her latest single, ‘Fall Like an Angel’, the artist projects human experience into a outwordly sphere. It is a soft, reflective, and confessional track, of a broken heart and a broken soul, trying to feel whole and free in the love of another.
_Shoe’s ‘ROBOTIC_CAPTIVITY’ Speculates on a Retro Electro Futurism
_Shoe’s latest single is ‘ROBOTIC_CAPTIVITY’, a track that drives into the future with the progressing ideas of the past and present.
EP Review/ Acoustic Instrumental : M. Haiux’s ‘The Cold Nights of Late December’
His compositional baseline so elegantly and effortlessly ties into life and its moments. ‘The Cold Nights of Late December’ EP is M. Haiux’s latest release.
Song Review/ Jazz : Shyfrin Alliance’s ‘I See Your Eyes’
Taken from this collection is ‘I See Your Eyes’, a track that sets a breathtaking scene. A black and white frame like in the old movies.
Song Review/ Blues : El Oso Guapo’s ‘Eucalyptus’
The song, ‘Eucalyptus’ from this album, features a dreamy whirl of blues. With eastern percussion tapping into passionate saxophone tails and flinging guitars, the artist creates a promiscuous backdrop for his sedating baritones.
Romain Gutsy’s ‘In The Moonlight’ : A Twinkling Folk Ballad
Romain Gutsy’s music has that special intimacy; the kind that warms the heart and sweetens the soul. He imparts the buoyancy of the human spirit and its infinite capacity to feel, emote. His latest release is a folk country ballad titled ‘In The Moonlight’.