REVIEWS

The Guilty Lenses is a trio from Minnesota, and the act’s album (Somewhat Romance, Somewhat Poetry) is a collection of […]

Jude Gwynaire embarks on a futuristic psychedelic sound with the knotted gnarled riffs of “Oracle of the Wildwood”. So many

A lovely lilting chamber classical bliss ties Jude Gwynaire’s pastoral pop “Red Is the Heart of the Rose” together in

Gitit Shoval is an award-winning vocalist from Israel and she invites you to take a spiritual journey into the world

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Winchester 7 & the Runners deliver a fuzzed-out indie rock frenzy on the infinitely catchy “Argos Holiday”. Full of tremendous

The Relentless Rapper, The Hip-Hop Assassin, The Rap Ninja is back for more with a new release titled ‘From My

At the intersection of Georgia sweetheart and Nashville rock-star, you’ll find Hannah Anders. The powerhouse vocalist and clever songwriter catapults

There are wordy songwriters, which have included at times, Bob Dylan, and early Bruce Springsteen. It was almost as though

Blake Wharton’s “Sweetest Love” opens with the sweetest acoustic guitar strum backing. Wharton then joyfully sings its lyric. It is

Saying that it’s hard to follow-up on a record everyone calls an instant classic isn’t easy just isn’t doing the

“Let’s Have A Rockin Christmas” sets the tone for the album with a powerful punchy sound courtesy of the Doughboys

Rory D’Lasnow’s single “Happy” is a relatively simple, acoustic guitar-accompanied folky song. D’Lasnow is a New Jersey-based singer/songwriter that has

R&B, funk, and soul filter into Edward W. Sealey’s intensely personal ode of “Here For You (ft. Kendrick Washington)”. Nicely

I’ve had the pleasure to write a number of articles now on this super-talented singer/songwriter from the Phoenix, Arizona area

A palindrome is a word, phrase or sequence that reads the same backwards, as it does forwards. For many singers

Get ready to dive into the wild world of digital media through the eyes & minds of real life artists.

Surprisingly enough, quality music hasn’t been hard to come by in 2020 – and that’s taking into account the fact

Calhuis, we’re led to believe, is a duo based upon the picture accompanying the act’s new single, “XO.” In this

Back in the 60’s through the early 70’s, most guitarists starting bands couldn’t afford the primitive “Fuzz” pedals just coming

Chris ‘Harry’ Doran performs under the stage name Blind Uncle Harry, and “Christmas Day in Australia” is his new seasonal

Jasper “The Jazzmaster” Meyers offers a refreshing update on a classic jazz sound with the soulful “Harmonious”. Stylistically there is

Irina Imme sings with grace and passion on the powerful “U & Me”. Exploring the inherent messiness of relationships her

Get ready for a blazing, hot new single titled “Bad Bad” that is SO SO Fresh! Young E Class is

One might think that with a title like ‘Here Comes The End Of The World’ that the material will be

The very first thing that comes to mind when I hit play on this new record by Joe Hodgson is

Angus Crowne is the self-described Godfather of Uke-Billy-Punk-Rock, and the songs on Let’s Fly supports this assertion. The album is

Jude Gwynaire embraces a powerful postmodern pop on the joyous “Midnight in Cincinnati”. Sounding akin to a long-lost Stereolab instrumental,

In his new single “Streets,” up and coming pop singer/songwriter Blake Langdale makes a point of setting the pace for

PS The ReBels goes for a spirit of togetherness on the celebratory “Bumaye (ft. Kajad)”. Lyrics explore the history of

Mimah is the up and coming rapper-singer hybrid bursting onto the scene this year with her recent EP ‘Panacea.’ Named

With a powerful and buoyant vocal harmony to lead the way, Ava Maybee’s debut single “Lay Low” starts to unfold

One of the more noteworthy tracks on Because Villains’ EP, BREATHE FAST SLOWLY, is a cover of Wham’s “Everything She

Isolated on a beach, taking us through the day and night with a carefully-arranged whisper of the most melodic variety

Although it could be described as being a bit compositionally minimalistic on paper, there’s nothing limited about the melodic output

Sunsets From Jupiter create a perfect embodiment of classic meets modern rock on the wild “An Alien Feeling”. Passion permeates

Built with the backend of a modern pop song but influenced heavily by the western swing of contemporary country in

Riddled with more molten-hot melodicism than anyone who follows their scene would expect to hear this season, there’s no describing

donSmith’s “TABLE (feat. Radamix)” spits verses with pure fire. His flow is impeccable with every line delivered for maximum impact.

If someone were to tell me that my new favourite track would be a song with a moniker depicted from