REVIEWS

Chicago’s own Misha Swain is coming out swinging on the mic with her latest release titled ‘She’. The new EP […]

The Pierce Project’s Songs for Emi swings widely back and forth between extreme emotions. Although the album opens with the

The first thing that comes to mind when I think of Sophie Dorsten is: BIG VOICE! This young artist from

Get ready to light the candles and crack open the bubbly as Ayeasha serves up the main course with her

Captain Mike is Mike Goldberg, and he goes under the name of Captain Mike &The Totems. The act’s single is

Rolling out of the darkness with a rollicking string groove that immediately invites memories of listening to Bad Company on

JRtheBand imbues a great degree of sheer unbridled optimism on the lush “Blind Eye Beholder”. Heavily rooted in a folk

The past comes back to haunt, but musically speaking “For What It’s Worth” has more to say with what Scott

Ten Penny Gypsy’s second studio album Fugitive Heart undercuts pre-conceived notions. It is common for albums following this musical path, Americana immersed

Many people say you have to have faith and one thing is for certain and that is that this particular

Kelly’s Lot’s single, “Hurricane,” kicks off with bluesy acoustic guitar and harmonica. Lyrically, the song speaks to events in life

Escape into the quaint, cozy small town living life and listen to the calling of singer/songwriter Jasmine Bharucha. Her smoky

Horror, terror, and nostalgia become important weapons in Kilo House’s aural assault of “The Witching Hour”. Samples are worked through,

Tina Sisay delivers a message of unity on the passionate soul of “Red Light and Blue”. A clever mixture of

BSC consists of Chris Robertson (lead vocals, lead guitar), Ben Wells (rhythm guitar, backing vocals), Jon Lawhon (bass guitar, backing

Philip Scott Poli has been active in the Toronto area music scene for many years as a tenor vocalist for

@skopemag HQ – http://smarturl.it/skope Bedroom-pop experts ROSEHIP TEAHOUSE share sprawling new cut ‘A Million Times’ Speaking ahead of the release,

Heistheartist offers a beautiful bit of bliss with “Landslide”. Done with the greatest level of care, they provide a fantastic

Hemisphere opens its album, American Dream, appropriately with one titled “America.” Unlike much of the rhetoric we hear in the

A physical bluesy quality permeates “Stick It To Ya” proving Izzie’s Caravan to be purveyors of deep, meaningful rock n’

Rev Peter Unger offers an ode to humility and admiration with “If I Were a Hero”. Lyrics focus on the

As cool as a tropical breeze, Natty Prophets delivers a song of pure sunshine on the joyous “Cherish”. The celebratory

A confident swagger rests at the heart of Billy Ray Rock’s aptly named “I’m Bringing Rock Back”. Everything about the

Summer of Love, as its eclecticism-alluding title would suggest, isn’t a record that features an artist in Robert Miller of

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