Song Review/ Alt : My Glass World’s ‘River of Light’
My Glass World is an alternative duo with an impressive production value. Their latest release is ‘River of Light’, a track that showcases the vast range and expanding ambit of this duo's style and ideas.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Cosmic Anxiety’s ‘The Crack in My Heart’
Their latest release is ‘The Crack in My Heart’, a track that explores melancholy with a lamentous hyperbole.
Song Review/ Indie Pop : Father Chocolate’s ‘Mess’
His latest release is ‘Mess’, a track that feels like it’s formed underwater. It has a faraway sound.
Album Review/ Alt Rock : The Fine Chairs’ ‘To Be Seated’
Their latest release is ‘Wait to be Seated’ a twelve-track album that showcases their expanding range and explorative impulse.
Album Review/ Rock : Dave Lebental’s ‘Stylus’
Dave Lebental and Karma Train have released their latest album, ‘Stylus’. A classic rock, blues, rock n roll collection that gets retro and fun.
Song Review/ Pop : Aurealis’s ‘Shadow of a Doubt’
Their latest release is ‘Shadow of a Doubt’, a track that explores the kind of love that you feel all the time, everyday without a shadow of a doubt.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Mandybom’s ‘Dream it, Spell it, Feel it’
Her latest release is ‘Dream It, Spell It, Feel It’, a country pop song. It is enriched with expressive acoustics, warm melodies and an uplifting vocal spell.
Song Review/ Pop : BAAJ & BAAJ’s ‘Don’t Give Up’
BAAJ & BAAJ’s latest single, ‘Don’t Give Up’ is quite a stylistic exploration. The artist is known for his electro pop finesse and high energy soundscapes.
Song Review/ Rock : Leave Quietly’s ‘Marce’
Their latest release is ‘Marce’, a rock track that carries the soft pulse of punk and a kindred indie-ness in it.
Song Review/ Folk Pop : The Ingrid’s ‘Mother’
A sound that is unique and truly their own. ‘Mother’ is the band’s latest song. A track in which the listener is made deeply aware of how sound can be waves of emotion floating towards you.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Ava Valianti’s ‘Sophomore Slump’
Ava Valianti can make even being in a slump or a rut feel glamorous. That's exactly what she does in her latest release, ‘Sophomore Slump’.
Song Review/ Rock : Groovy Shirt Club’s ‘Believe’
Their latest release is ‘Believe’, an uplifting rock track that helps find the way back to a more hopeful and positive path.
Song Review/ Soft Rock : Ker’s ‘Time Traveller’
Ker’s latest release is ‘Time Traveller’. The singer-songwriter and classic rock artist is a storyteller.
Album Review/ Ambient : Magdi Aboul-Kheir’s ‘Slow Heat’
His latest release is ‘Slow Heat’, an album that sets up ambient spheres of sound.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Hannah Dorman’s ‘Suckerpunched’
in her latest release, ‘Suckerpunched’. Doting and tracing emotions with a stream of consciousness lyrical flow, the track showcases the vocal depth and evocation of the artist.
Song Review/ Classic Rock : Olly Williams’ ‘Candles Turned to Ash’
His latest release is ‘Candles Turned to Ash’, a track that is best described as a dark storytelling rock song with deep evocative vocals.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Mesmonized’s ‘Song for IK Prisoner 804 Imran Khan’
His latest release is ‘Song for IK Prisoner 804 Imran Khan’, an incredibly emotional anthem against the unjust imprisonment of a national hero in Pakistan.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Moon Construction Kit’s ‘Snake Charmer’
His latest release is ‘Snake Charmer’, a track that forms with psychedelic influences, chromatic electronica, classic rock, pop, all fused with a cinematic production style.
Album Review/ Jazz : Ella Fitzpatrick’s ‘Big Band Reflections’
Her latest release is the ‘Big Band Reflections’ album, a fifteen track collection. So vast and wonderful in its jazz and blues, it makes you happy and joyful.
Song Review/ Dream Pop : Korda Korder’s ‘I Was Your Witness’
Their latest release is ‘I Was Your Witness’. A love/ heartache song made with indie rock, dream pop and alternative elements.