REVIEWS

Upon first listen, “Memory’s A Ghost” by Phantom Phunk sounds like a rapper hanging out with a jam band. However, […]

“In Your Shoes (For Daisy)” begins with just piano and Katy Vernon’s vulnerable vocal. This is followed by a guitar

There’s music and then there’s music; sounds that make your day better, soundtracks that turn to life changing records and

Jose Calarco goes for a blissful ambient ballad with “Love”. Simple and understated the song radiates warmth. By far the

Angus Crowne and the Family Jewels utilizes a wry observational humor with “Unobservant Idiot”. With a dreamy woozy disposition, the

Lyrics can be one of the most powerful art forms on the planet when they come directly from the heart

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Jon-Dowling-123571992875/ Jon Dowling is no stranger to success as an independent artist, but he’s raising the bar for himself

Doug Collins’ reception range goes all the way back to the pioneering birth of rock & roll because his Good

As soon as I hit Play on this track, I was immediately overtaken with infectious audio penetrating my eardrums. Hailing

Many different descriptors have been applied to Shadowfields’ music. These have included Americana, neo-gypsy and swamp-grass. However, the pairing of

Woven Green’s “Lift It Up” is an anthemic call to action. It’s no individualistic prompt, however. Rather, this is a

Percussive palm-muted strums start a blaze that’s tough to put out in the opening bars of So Much Beyond Us’

A pure sense of joy runs through the whole of Macaco’s “Bailo La Pena”. Full of a sunny optimism, the

Listen and enjoy new single from Pioneer’s Dirty South Hip Hop ‘Hamma No Jamma’ produced by Randem Word. Once again

Geiger von Müller crafts a unique rustic universe on the delightfully playful “Teddy Zer & The Kwands”. Without needing to

Ivey’s “Through the Keyhole” single has a kind of Gin Blossoms-meets-Goo Goo Dolls-meets Replacements vibe running through it. In other

Publicity photos of Katy Vernon are a little deceptive. She’s a pretty woman, sitting with a ukulele in hand. Therefore,

If you follow the underground sound, then you already know his name. Trevor Drury has been cutting one smash after another lately, and

The smoky timber of the vocal track in Midnight Shine’s “Heart of Gold” slips through the rambling rhythm of the

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/woongiband/ Piercing percussive textures are met with kaleidoscopic visuals of a psychedelic nature as we take in the first

The Brothers Union go for a whispered loveliness on the intimate “Silhouettes”. Featuring fine portraits of loved ones, offering great

Zero Frequency embraces a feral lo-fi beast of a sound with “The Ocean’s End (Vol. 1)”. Everything has a raw

Daniel Coloprisco crafts a flawlessly smooth sound on “Winter’s Song”. With an urbane sensibility these two pieces shine with such

YOU TUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnAdpn24Z2E Summer is almost here, and Labán has got the perfect slow jam to kick it off in

The old saying goes that you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink. That timeworn

Meghan & Caitlin is a youthful duo that describes its music as acoustic indie pop. “Midnight” is a gentle love

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/joeycurtinmusic/ Like a gentle breeze initiating the first chilly evidence of autumn, a piano accents a torturous silence with

URL: https://www.safeashouses.ca/ A modest guitar picking reverberates into the dark ethers surrounding it. A second guitar’s strum interrupts its homespun

Ranzel X Kendrick sounds a little like Diamond David Lee Roth of Van Halen, in his gentler moments. Only this

Lyia Meta sings straight from the heart on the powerful “All My Love”. With a swirling gorgeous style, Lyia Meta

URL: https://drakejensen.ca/ You definitely hear Drake Jensen’s rock influences in the first single “Talk Me Down” from his fifth studio

Simmering out of the silence, a synthesizer crashes through the speakers like a cathartic tidal wave and oozes with epic

Charlie Christmas may be a new name to you. It reads like a holiday TV special character name, doesn’t it?

Charlie Christmas’ “Happy Day” is a, well, happy sounding song. It’s built upon a slightly jangling electric guitar part. Christmas’

A true sense of Americana filters through Frank Trousdell’s “Bushline Sniper” proving him to be a deeply compelling storyteller. Everything

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2fnV6seL0Y3klLT1gR7Qa2 In a lumbering pitter-patter that echoes a vibrant bass strutting its stuff in the foreground, the neatly arranged

With a true sense of majesty, Gregorio Garza Jr crafts an impressive cinematic tour-de-force with the colossal “War of Ages”.

A bass comes creeping from the shadows and suddenly breaks open the floodgates on a heavenly harmony from none other

Heathcote Hill’s “Save The Ones You Love” begins with a melancholy, piano-driven groove. Lyrically, the song starts by questioning the

Woodfish’s “Damn Thing” is one funky slice of music. The trio’s nucleus is comprised of brothers Steve Kalorin, who plays