REVIEWS

Mardini is Chris Mardini, and he’s not your average modern artist to say the least, he is a force to […]

I want to see you dance, I want to see you party, showstopper and songstress Cristal Carrington sings. The song

A stream of consciousness confessional approach reigns supreme over the sparse folk musings of Psychopath Etiquette’s “When Anxieties Attack”. Things

“Take the time to know me / Take the time to sit down / And I’ll tell you my story

‘In The Middle Of Hope’ is the latest release from Mike Montrey Band and what a dynamite job overall on

This project all started back in 2018 and has blossomed into 10 well-executed songs all dedicated to the great Neil

As much as it’s been true of his past works, and especially those to have won him the respect of

Waterplanet’s “Girl” is built upon a sparse backing of primarily rhythmic electric guitar. There’s drumming, but it’s relatively quiet. There

Alex Price is from Ontario, Canada, but if his single is true to life (which he says it is), he

Matty Marz says his single, “Mine!,” took a full three years to create. That sounds more like Steely Dan, which

Ryan Todd Garza’s single, “These Arms of Mine,” is taken from his album Ekam. The song is a soft and

The first few seconds of “Transmission” by Hemisphere sounds like the beginning to Bruce Springsteen’s “Dancing in the Dark.” It

One can easily imagine how fans that miss those early those days of Killers music will take a liking to

Frankie Marcos is the founding member of the band Clouds and together, with the help of Grammy & Emmy award-winning

Maybe you need to be from the Los Angeles area to get this joke, but Velodrone clarifies, “We are not

The effortlessly cool jazz rock fusion of Edward W. Sealey’s “Brighter Than This (Ft. Felton Pilate)” displays a deft understanding

CIENFUE’S music has been described as psicodelia tropical, which speaks to the Panamanian region where the man is from. Life

Get ready for a musical duo that will knock your socks off with their third album titled ‘Shadow of the

With a heavy-handed thrust to lead the way, Dan Ashley’s new single “We Stayed Home” comes stomping out of the

Como Asesinar a Felipes is a Chilian band, which is also known by the acronym CAF, and its new single

Under the Gallows revel in a dark brooding series of vignettes on their self-titled debut. Pain, loss, salvation, and searching

I love music which I can’t quite put my finger on. Music which doesn’t fit neatly into one box or

A cryptic piece of gritty pop, Robert Eberle’s “Why Did I Lose a Friend” is a soulful ballad sung straight

Pop’s most transcendent players have never been the type to care about the status quo. From Michael Jackson to Lady

Many music fans were wondering what kind of music a pandemic would bring. What would happen with all those creative

Billy Jeter plays and sings deep on “Sins Of Me,” a single from his upcoming release Shineye Landing. And to

EP I, the debut song collection from Smith, Lyle & Moore, is a four-song triumph. A trio with a mix

In his new single and music video “She’s so Carefree,” Montreal’s own FrankySelector shows off his diverse musical roots through

International recording artist Zoe Scott spent the beginning of her career in the entertainment world being on the stage and

Spotty Coverage is a collection of cover versions, hence the humorous title. It’s not, however, the sort of covers album

Eddy says his album Pray On was inspired by the Bible verse, Deuteronomy 6:4-5, which reads, “Hear, O Israel: The

Nick Sumner and the Assistance is a rock trio from New York. These three players are also experienced musicians, having

Russ Still and The Moonshiners hit a country music home run out of the park on “It Ain’t Me,” and

P Bailey’s strong, heartfelt vocals radiate with a crystal clarity on “Change the World EP”. A colorful blend of R&B,

If you enjoy the classic folk/folk-rock songs of yesteryear, then you’ll LOVE this new album from Long Island, NY-based trio,

Parfait, that French dessert (it’s a French word, after all), is a frozen delicacy created with sugar syrup, egg and

Consistent to the point of feeling a bit robotic (but never plasticized, mind you), the beat we’re circled by in

Steve Markoff’s alto flute, Patricia Lazzara’s flute, and Allison Brewster Franzetti team to re-interpret Ennio Morricone’s composition “Gabriel’s Oboe”. Culled

Last Charge Of The Light Horse, a band first formed in 2004, was created as forum for singer/songwriter Jean-Paul Vest’s