Song Review/ Cinematic : D. West’s ‘Dance of the Cathedral Flames’
Dance of the Cathedral Flames’ is an instrumental, a song that moves, grooves, and performs for the listener.
Album Review/ Pop : Avaraj’s ‘The Crumble’
‘The Crumble’ is the artist’s latest album, a collection that embraces the theme of love and romance, and builds a whole world around it.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : John Taglieri’s ‘Ghost’
John Taglieri’s charisma and showmanship spills out of his latest release, ‘Ghost’. A rock n roll number song with a sound that comes swelling out of the bass and beat jacket.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Trueclaw’s ‘The Ones Remembered’
Their latest release is ‘The Ones Remembered’, a track that explores grief, melancholy and reminiscence in the context of losing someone
Song Review/ Alt Rock : DownTown Mystic’s ‘Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody’
The charisma, the curveballs, and the country sound is vested in the heart of a rock and roll rhythm. Their latest release is ‘Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody’.
Single Review/ Pop Rock : LA Need Machine’s ‘Rock and Roll Show’
LA Need Machine’s latest release ‘Rock and Roll Show’ is a pop rock song about meeting the love of your life, your ride or die and everything that went right because of it.
Single Review/ Alt Rock : Samuel Yuri’s ‘Wind Before the Storm’
The Brazilian artist’s latest release is ‘Wind Before the Storm’, a song that blends mythical imagery with stormy life experiences to create a rock cinema of strength, resilience and perseverance.
Song Review/ Electro Pop : Dorian’s ‘Reconnected - Dream Mix’
He has now released ‘Reconnected (Dream Mix)’, a track that further elevates the track, spruces it with a little bit more romanticism.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Amelina’s ‘Step by Step’
You’ll especially witness it in her latest single, ‘Step by Step’, a pop rock track that lifts into the listener with a surging energy.
Album Review/ New Wave : _Shoe’s ‘Patterns of Possession’
_SHOE is a modern alt electronic banner that staunchly implements concept pieces. And their latest release, ‘Patterns of Possessions’ is no different.
Song Review/ EDM : Elisa V’s ‘How You Feel’
Her latest release is ‘How You Feel’. A track that casts an EDM atmosphere, which the artist weaves through with her violin.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : M’at’s ‘Deadites Everywhere’
M’at channels his inner gremlin with his latest release, ‘Deadites Everywhere’, a perfect track for the Halloween season. The alt rock artist has a dark pulse and runs deep with it.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Saint Friday’s ‘Reason’
For their latest single, ‘REASON’, they create a scaling soundscape, a gradual continuum with fluid symmetry.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Decede’s ‘Leave it all Behind’
His latest release is ‘leave it all behind’, a track that seamlessly blends mellow acoustics with melody driven guitar and smooth grooves.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : Korda Korder’s ‘Goodbye My Friend’
For their latest release, ‘Goodbye my Friend’, they explored bittersweet moments of saying goodbye to a friend. There’s nostalgia, melancholy, memories, and a sense of magic.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Blind Man’s Daughter’s ‘Harbor Boulevard’
For her latest release, ‘Harbor Boulevard’, she orchestrates a feel good pop rock song that is enriched with a country flow.
Song Review/ alt folk : Tim Woodbridge’s ‘ Pure Vital’
For his latest release, ‘Pure Vital’, he creates an atmosphere of reflective melancholy. A song that blends stylistic glimmers of The Beatles, Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, Simon & Garfunkel, and Gary Jules.
Song Review/ Pop : Ava Valianti’s ‘Running on Empty’
Her latest release is ‘Running on Empty’, an oozing alt folk song. Within a shimmering, floating, and undulating ethereal synth space,
Song Review/ Folk Pop : George Collins Band’s ‘Black and White World’
His latest song, ‘Black and White World’ is as colorful as the rainbow. With an uplifting atmosphere, the artist brings out the dullness and bluntness of a black and white view of the world.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Carl Liungman’s ‘Saint’
They are a way of feeling, knowing, and seeing. In his latest release, ‘Saint’, the artist’s piano professes a solemnity but also a tenderness, a vulnerability that affects the listener, even softens them.