Song Review/ Singer - Songwriter - Ticket to the Universe’s ‘Be The One’
His latest release is ‘Be The One’, a track that is a sweeping blend of acoustics and ethereal synths.
Song Review/ Chi-Pop : Attack the Sound’s ‘Wake up Call’
Their latest release is ‘Wake Up Call’, a mellow journey to an epiphany about the self, about the life that the protagonist is living mindlessly.
Song Review/ Alternative : 9 ‘o’ clock Nasty’s ‘Playboy Driver’
9 ‘o’ clock Nasty’s latest single, ‘Playboy Driver (Supermix by Nick Mailing’ opens with a swaggy, smooth groove. The guitar work is electric, only growing in appeal with layers of riffs and funky notes.
Song Review/ Rock - KaiserKillers’ ‘Heavenly in Black’
Their latest release is ‘Heavenly in Black’, a track that is made to carve out the feeling of looking good and knowing that you look good.
Single Review/ Singer-Songwriter - Tom Minor’s ‘Expanding Universe’
His latest release is ‘Expanding Universe’, in which he collaborates with The Creatures of Habit to create a grand listening experience.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : Sunrise in Jupiter’s ‘Take Me Home’
Their latest is ‘Take Me Home’. The current of the riffs, the electricity in the basslines and the peaks in the vocals. It is all very exhilarating.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Mark Masguro’s ‘Summer Night’s Dream’
Now, on his latest release, ‘Summer Night’s Dream - Extended Version’, he collaborates with percussive artist, Beatman to create a dance pop paradise.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Chandra’s ‘We Want Our Planet Back’
The charismatic and larger than life pop rock band, Chandra focus their intention and energy on the earth with latest single, ‘We Want Our Planet Back’.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Blofeld Sands’ ‘Never Been Easy’
Blofeld Sands’ sophomore release, ‘Never Been Easy’, is a rush of feeling. The soundscape is made to flow over you, through you, and even take you away with it.
Album Review/ Electro Pop : Torrance’s ‘Galaxy of Punks’
Torrance is a new age, imaginative, glamorous, electro pop artist. His soundscapes are like 3D art paintings of feelings, stories, and human experiences. You’ll especially experience it in his latest release, ‘Galaxy of Punks’ album.
Song Review/ Psychedelic Rock : Ari Joshua’s ‘Voodoo Chile’
The psychedelic grooves in Ari Joshua’s interpretation of Hendrix’s ‘Voodoo Chile’ will claw you, burn you, carve into you, and carry you. It is full soundscape, dripping with blues, jazz and rock.
Song Review/ Folk Pop : Ava Valianti’s ‘Laugh Track’
Her latest release, ‘Laugh Track’, showcases her soft spirit with an endearing innocent touch.
Song Review/ Blues : Shyfrin Alliance’s ‘Buddha Blues’
Shyfrin Alliance creates a smoky, hypnotic room of blues in his latest release, ‘Buddha Blues’. The artist is known for his compositional genius, especially in the ways he crafts the theme into life
Album Review/ Alternative : BigDenBoo’s ‘The Journey
That’s what he does in his debut album, ‘The Journey’. It is a 22 song album with a playtime of 1 hour 17 minutes, telling stories about frames that perhaps the protagonist encounters on his journey.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Richard Tyler Epperson’s ‘Like Everything Else’
His latest release is ‘Like Everything Else’ a track that has so much character and personality that it mounts on you and takes over.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : ToSpaceWeGo’s ‘Lives I’ve Wasted Willingly’
For their latest release, ‘Lives I’ve Wasted Willingly’, they soar through a twilight sky, so mellow, dreamy and softly technicolor.
Album Review/ Alt Pop : Me and Melancholy’s ‘Open Your Eyes’
His latest release is the ‘Open Your Eyes’ album, a modern electro pop collection that is plush and vivid with dark sensibilities.
Song Review/ Classical : Robert McGinty’s ‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’
To elevate it to a point of aching beauty. His latest release is ‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’, a piano piece that you can delightfully get lost in.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Marc Soucy’s ‘Mayhem in Antrctica’
In his latest release, ‘Mayhem in Antarctica’, the artist casts the listener in a musical cinema. Drawing from eastern classical styles and influences, he sets the stage for the thematic scene to unfold.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Claudio Olachea’s ‘Hoy Como Ayer’
His latest release is ‘Hoy Como Ayer’ or ‘Today Like Yesterday’ is a dreamy instrumental that dotes on nostalgia, shapes it, gives it form and then lifts it into a romanticist story.