Song Review/ Country : Liz Nash’s ‘Livin Like A Local’
Her latest release is ‘Livin Like A Local’ , a track that celebrates the roots of a place. And her style fits the theme of life.
Song Review/ Indie : Blake Baker’s ‘We Night Owls’
Like in his latest release, ‘We Night Owls’, he romanticises the notions of night, connecting it with contemplative moods and soft pop.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Mick J Clark’s ‘This Life is Unforgiving’
He has a very special and unique way of shaping the human experience with easy sincerity, simplicity and world-weary charisma. In his single, ‘This Life Is Unforgiving’, he delves into all the many ways that we are let down by life.
Song Review/ Folk : Fish and Scale’s ‘Holy Man’
Fish and Scale has just released his latest track, ‘Holy Man’. A folk song that is as light as air itself. It has a floating rhythm, suspended in a way that feels like it’s still but also in momentous motion.
EP Review/ Nu Metal : Watch Me Die Inside’s ‘Infinity Fall III’
Their latest release is ‘Infinity Fall III’, a three track EP that showcases the grandeur of their music. This does not come about just with style.
Song Review/ Rock : My Glass World’s ‘We’re All The Same’
Their latest release is ‘We’re All The Same’, a track that is in a flow state. The rhythm saunters and winds along like a paper in the breeze. It’s buoyant, light and full of waves.
Song Review/ Pop : Matthew Phillips’s ‘Battlefield of Love’
His latest release is ‘Battlefield of Love’. A track that explores the pushes and pulls of love. It is evocative and full of revealing moments that are so human.
Song Review/ Folk Rock : Petri Selin’s ‘Kesä saapuu vihdoin Helsinkiin’
Petri Selin is a Finnish singer-songwriter and folk rock artist. ‘Kesä saapuu vihdoin Helsinkiin’ or ‘Summer finally arrives in Helsinki’ is the artist’s 2018 original single. A song that is made with luminous acoustics, warm melodies and deep, influencing folk.
Song Review/ Rock : ReeToxA’s ‘You Deserve Better Than Me’
ReeToxA’s ‘You Deserve Better Than Me’ is a feel-good country track. It has a molten state and is constantly in the state of melting.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Fever Dream Kills’ ‘Leave Me While I Sleep’
Their latest release is ‘Leave Me While I Sleep’, an alternative track that showcases such a sophisticated design.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Kiey’s ‘phan thiet’
His latest release is ‘phan thiet’. It’s not just a piece of music but it plays out as a state of mind. As a feeling, an emotion. Designed like a continuum, the song has fluid dynamics and an explorative sound.
Song Review/ Rock : ReeToxA’s ‘Bottle’
ReeToxA’s latest release is ‘Bottle’, a hard rock track that builds a lot like the 80s rock bands. With hard riffs, bold bass lines and memorable beat lifts, the track comes alive with every groove.
Song Review/ Pop : Mary Bolt’s ‘Glastonbury’
Her latest release is ‘Glastonbury’, a track about the experience of performing in front of many people and receiving the energy back.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Chris Kinkade’s ‘She’s in League With Angels’
His latest release is ‘She’s in League With Angels’, a track that is made with dots of melody and briefly strung sentences.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : The Storm Windows’ ‘Fiona’
The Storm Windows are an Americana Band. They light up the genre with their romantic interpretations and vintage craft. Their latest release is ‘Fiona (Live From Tank Recording Studio)’, a track that perfectly exemplifies this.
Song Review/ World : Prem Byrne’s ‘When The Honeymoon is Over’
His latest release is ‘When The Honeymoon is Over’, a bossa nova track for the new age. Molded with romanticism and a lot of blues, the song casts a beautiful landscape.
Song Review/ R&B : Keesha Blair’s ‘Access Declined’
So that’s what she does with her music. Her latest release is ‘Access Declined’, a fresh, contemporary R&B track that lifts beautifully into the soundscape
Single Review/ Electronica : The White Whisper’s ‘African Lullaby’
Their latest release is ‘African Lullaby’, a track that blends sedative tones with dynamic rhythms. It’s a journey, like a dream it can feel wakeful while also being relaxing.
Album Review/ Piano : Magdi Aboul-Kheir’s ‘One Last Dance’
Magdi Aboul-Kheir is a music journalist, pianist and composer from Germany. This artist showcases an incredible passion for explorative compositions in his latest release, ‘One Last Dance’ album.
Album Review/ Country : Nicole Hart’s ‘Get Up’
Her latest release is ‘Get Up’, a twelve track album that perfectly represents her evolving and fluid sense of style.