Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Cheryl Craigie’s ‘I’m Only Me When I’m With You’
Her latest release is ‘I’m Only Me When I’m With You’, a love song that explores the pure bliss, the fantastical feeling, and the beauty of finding yourself through love.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Cristina Movileanu’s ‘Beauty Cleanse The Mind’
‘Beauty Cleanse the Mind’ is a track that explores the warm affluence of beauty, of Nature’s vastness. And what comes out of it is a healing journey, so purely informed by the sanguine sentiments of blue skies, sunsets, snowflakes, and stars.
Song Review/ Neo Soul Pop : Jasmine Matthews’ ‘Narcissist’
Her latest single is ‘Narcissist’, in which she creates a soft, pastel dream with silky melodies, and satin vocals. There is an edge in the lyrics, a darkness in the way the protagonist attaches.
Song Review/ Rock Instrumental : Powers of The Monk’s ‘Strip The Bone - Remix’
Powers of The Monk’s latest ‘Strip The Bone - Remix’ is a groovy, funky, electric rock instrumental. The guitar work is so complex and coiled as it makes its way across the dynamic soundscape.
Vincent Krennerich’s ‘Dunkelrot’ : A Soft Chromatic Ambience
His latest release is ‘Dunkelrot’, a track that is scored with piano melodies, dulcet beats and sax waves.
Worcester Ground’s Debut Single ‘The Light’ Is a Luminous Brilliance
In his debut release, ‘The Light’, the artist designs and cultivates the soundscape to rise into the theme.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Electric High’s ‘Siren’s Lullaby’
Their latest release is ‘Siren’s Lullaby’, a single that is deeply rung with instrumental grandeur, a stellar vocal line, and bass lines that crackle and sizzle for days.
Song Review/ Edm Pop : Cailo’s ‘Sanctuary City’
Her latest release is ‘Sanctuary City’, a feel-good upper that blends the technicolor spaces of electronica with pop.
Album Review/ Instrumental Rock : Kopernico’s ‘Hacia Ias Estrellas’
In their latest release, ‘Hacia Ias Estrellas’ album, they create a psychedelic, chromatic, and abstract world that blooms with visuals and tingles with an enlivening vibrance.
GrayBeat’s ‘GalactiCruisin’ : An Electronic Space Drift
His latest release is, ‘GalactiCruisin’, a track that details a futuristic drama occurring in space. They convey this more conceptually than lyrically.
Song Review/ Neo Classical : Marc Soucy’s ‘Montana’
Marc Soucy’s expressive compositions float into a realm of nostalgia, sunsets, and landscapes in his latest release, ‘Montana’.
Zarooni’s Disco Rock is all Glammed in ‘WTF!’
His latest release is, ‘WTF!’, a groovy disco rock vibrance. Everything is so bright and luminous that you would think that it was made of photons entirely.
Song Review/ Neo-Classical : Christof R Davis’s ‘Wolf Moon’
His latest release is ‘Wolf Moon’, a track that carries the theme into nocturnal magic.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Kelsie Kimberlin’s ‘Sally’
The alt pop, culture-diverse, and talented singer-songwriter, Kelsie Kimberlin is back with her latest release, ‘Sally’.
Song Review/ Art Rock : Oreaganomics’ ‘Everything is Legal’
The track, ‘Everything is Legal’ introduces the album. It is a narrative on the way the world is progressing and how everything is becoming available to us.
Single Review/Singer-Songwriter : For You Brother’s ‘Swept Away’
‘Swept Away’ is For You Brother’s latest single, a composition that is timeless. Its magic has stood the test of time and is as fresh as ever.
EP Review/ Ambient : David Buchs’ ‘Letting Go’
His latest release is ‘Letting Go’, a three track EP that, by creating an atmosphere of open skies, lightness, and expansive beauty, forges relaxing and reflective themes.
EP Review/ Alt Pop : Bad Bubble’s ‘Oh My God’
His latest EP is ‘Oh My God’, a four track collection that stupefies the listener with its melancholic dynamism and range.
Song Review/ R&B : KARMA’s ‘SIS (She’s Something) (Amapiano)
Their latest release is ‘SIS (She’s Something) (Amapiano)’, a track that carries the softness of their style with its power.
Song Review/ Rock Blues : Rotor Delta’s ‘Summer Days are Never the Same’
In his latest single, ‘Summer Days are Never the Same’, the artist traces the magical summers of his childhood and contrasts it to his adult ones.