Song Review/ Art Pop : Caleb L’Etoile’s ‘Lightning Curses’
His latest track is ‘Lightning Curses’, a track that is avant garde and contemporary.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Shab’s ‘Santa Baby’
Her latest release is ‘Santa Baby’, a cover, a revival of the timeless Christmas song. Capturing the playful spirit and sensual undertones of the song, she dispels a spell that would enchant any room
Album Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Wilhelm’s ‘Wake me in the Sunrise’
Song Review/ Blues : Frank Richman’s ‘99 Fire’
His latest release is ‘99 Fire’, an upping orchestra. It presents a luxurious atmosphere of dance swings, soul power and a vocal flair that is as vibrant as a disco club.
Album Review/ Electronica : Phidippus’s ‘Prazosin’
His latest release is the ‘Prazosin’ album, a collection that unites experimental electronica with avant garde ideas. And of course, there’s that theatrical horror.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : TaniA Kyllikki’s ‘Feel Good Vibes’
Jean-Philippe Ruelle Crafts An Ambient Escape with ‘Impulsein’
His latest release is ‘Impulsein’, an absorbing, electric pulsation that spreads, evolves, and grows into beautiful spheres of expression.
Single Review/Electro Pop : Allegra’s ‘Rain’
Her latest release is ‘Rain’, a dance-contemporary pop soundscape that exhilaratingly carries the theme.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Twice Dark’s ‘Time Traveller’
In his latest track, ‘Time Traveller’, he creates a moody, dark toned, and bass intoned synth pop whirlpool.
EP Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Owen Young’s ‘Three’
Owen Young is a singer-songwriter and an alt folk artist from Cayuga, Ontario. His latest release is the ‘Three’ EP, the third installation of the Muddy River series. When talking about this collection, Owen Young stated, “The material in it is something of a departure for me. An outlier of sorts. Only three songs long, it consists of a letter to an old friend and colleague, a lament by a child of the Sixties and, lastly, a rant.”
Fin Marsh’s ‘Remember My Name’ : A Youthful Pop Rock Contemplation
His debut release is ‘Remember My Name’, a dark, textured, and moody composition in which the protagonist is on a journey to assert himself, his feelings, his experiences, and his existence.
Synoco’s Techno Mutates Spectacularly in ‘Pulse’
His debut single is ‘Pulse’, a track that introduces the imaginative and relentless momentum of the artist.
Single Review/ Acoustic Rock : Charlie Freeman’s ‘ Lay On’
‘Lay On’ is one of the softer presentations. It is mellow, contemplative, ambient, and full of the protagonist’s consciousness.
LunaRover’s ‘Chimera’ : A Dream Pop Mirage Drift
the debut single, ‘Chimera’, they introduce a new brand of sonics as they combine 80s dream pop with a beguiling contemporary vocal swirl.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Chris Thomas & The Merrymakers’ ‘FromTheTop 2.0’
FromTheTop 2.0’ will take you back to the 80s. Think The Bangles with their adult contemporary/ new wave post rock of the time. That’s the atmosphere that slow burns, swirls, and lights you up.
Single Review/ Alt Rock : The Dead Bottomleys’ ‘Coal’
‘Coal’ introduces the album. Much like the fossil fuel, the song is forged with heat. Slathered in basslines, drenched in riffs and punctuated with strong beats, its evolutions are fantastical.
Song Review/ Pop : Cali Tucker’s ‘Dandelion’
Her latest release is ‘Dandelion’, a track that blends commercial pop with spheres of contemplation and confession.
Artist Interview : The Music of Sound’s ‘Cold Weather Man’
The band has just released ‘Cold Weather Man’ a single that is right out of a world folk catalog. It is a sonic frolic that you want to keep looping through. And the band members sit down with us to breakdown their creative process, value systems, and just the floating visions that brought this track to life. Read on!
Single Review/ Alt Rock : Nyki Lindsay King’s ‘Running Out of Time’
For his latest release, ‘Running Out of Time’, he floods the soundscape with hard rock instrumentals and evocative vocals.
Forgottensong Casts A Contemplative Folk Cloud with ‘Down to the Filter’
His latest release is the ‘Down to the Filter’ album, a collection of contemporary folk rock songs that at their core carries the ethos of retro artists like Nick Drake, Neil Young, Steven, Nash and Young.