Song Review/ Alternative : Allan Jamisen’s ‘Closing In’
Allan Jamisen dives into a dazing alternative sphere with latest release, ‘Closing In’. The track has a modern architecture that evolves spontaneously.
Song Review/ Alternative : Korda Korder’s ‘Everything You Ever Wanted To Be’
Song Review/ Alternative : Tom Fleur’s ‘Back From The Dead’
His latest release is ‘Back From The Dead’, an alt rock track that builds a dark fantasy, imagining a person coming back from the dead.
Song Review/ Alternative : WØLFFE’s ‘Holiday From My Mind’
Her latest release is ‘Holiday From My Mind’, a track which displays the labyrinthine expanse of her style. It sprawls out. It’s hypnotic, haunting and full of stories.
Song Review/ Alternative : Allan Jamisen’s ‘This is not an Act’
His latest release is ‘This is Not An Act’, a musical collage of jazz, rap, hip-hop, R&B/ soul, trad folk, and mellow electronica.
Song Review/ Alt : RYDE’s ‘stop the wheel’
RYDE’s latest song, ‘Stop the Wheel’ is like a musical painting. Listening to it literally feels like you’re watching an artist paint it.
EP Review/ Alternative : Lovina Falls’ ‘Would That
Her latest release is the ‘Would that It Were’ EP, a collection that is fiery, active, and so alive. Vocal-forward and instrumentally rich, you are in for a treat.
Song Review/ Alternative : Falling into View’s ‘On With the Show’
Their latest release is ‘On with the Show’, a track that features an immersive pop rock show. It’s a performance that expands into a concert in your h
Song Review/ Alt : Jamie Alimorad’s ‘
His latest release is ‘Two Wrongs’, an alt album pop rock spread that explores mysterious grooves, unrequited love, passionate vocals, sensual scenes and a cryptic atmosphere.
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/ Alternative : Kat Kikta’s ‘Cherry Trees’
Her latest release is ‘Cherry Trees’, a track that is fitting for this Spring season. Marked by themes of growth, revival, and creativity, the track further reinforces and ties into the song’s title and its spirit.
Song Review/ Alternative : The Marble Arches’ ‘Faking The Moment’
Their latest release is ‘Faking the Moment’, a track that leans into the dramatics, darkness, and the compelling complexity of the theme.
Song Review/ Alternative : Marc Soucy’s ‘Troika to Tashkent’
Troika to Tashkent’ is his latest release, a track carrying large transitive frames, of forming landscapes that you can enjoy the way you would scenery from a train window.
Album Review/ Alternative : Roam Like Ghosts’ ‘Church’
The trio have just released their latest album, ‘CHURCH’, a collection that announces the incredible range and depth of the band.
Zarooni’s Alternative Vibrance Spans Out Spectacularly in ‘Got Me’
His latest release is ‘Got Me’, an indie rock gem that glistens with accents of post rock, electro vibrance, and contemporary pop.
Experience Ubiquity Machine’s Art Rock Funk in ‘I Think It’s Funny EP’
Each arc is pieced together with thoughtful and purposeful characters. And you’ll be left wanting for nothing. The duo have just released their latest EP, ‘I Think It’s Funny’, a three track collection presently, that teases more tracks.
MOLOMBO’s ‘StarStruck’ : An Alt Hip-Hop Vibrance
His latest release is ‘StarStruck’, a track that carries his blended style so perfectly. Driven by colorful instrumentals and synths, snappy beats, and ethereal vocal melodies, the track is a stimulating valley studded with Molombo’s emphatic rap verses.
Single Review : Josh Jensen’s ‘Wanderlust Highway’
The latest track, ‘Wanderlust Highway’ exemplifies the vivid tapestries of Josh. It combines cerebral quotients with universal human sentiments, calling to mind nostalgic memories of love, passion, and youth.
Alpha Petulay’s Eccentric Combinations Come Alive in ‘Listen’
His latest release is ‘Listen’, a collection that correlates life’s wisdom to human experiences. He compels us to wake up, pay attention, and listen to all that life is offering us. A wake up call of sorts with an eclectic and engaging ethos. Listen Now!
SALt’s ‘Monsters’ Speculate on Interesting Outlying & Alternative Notions
Their latest release is ‘Monsters’, a dark indie rock track that is infiltrated with dissonant vocals, outwordly melancholy, and luminous synths.