Category: Music

Never let it be said defeating Maxwell Feinstein is easy. Max’s new album Redefine is a seven song collection illustrating the artist’s

From an instrumental perspective, there’s no denying the prowess Luigui Bleand’s hook for the new single “Gomelo” enjoys this March,

Greye’s new single “Everything” turns back the clock and plucks one of the songs from the band’s third album The Worrier for

Uniting heavy riffs and delicate vocals can be a complicated task if you’re not sure what kind of aesthetical concept

Reviewing cover songs can be a tricky thing. On one hand, the original can be so burned deep into our

Even if it’s been said a million times before now, it’s worth saying again – you can’t put a price

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In a galloping number like “Get Up and Move,” we’ve got no choice but to follow the wise words of

Describe the band “Noir Dream”s vocal & songwriting style to your potential new fan base.. The lyrics are written by

The reemergence of psychedelic influences in popular music started back in the mid-2000s and got a heady second wind in

The picturesque backdrop of the music video for “She’s a Little Wildflower” aside, there’s no debating what the real star

A piercing melodic intro is all The Cold Head needs to bring us into the grip of their new single

Since their high school days, the Texas-based trio of friends Mitch Kilman, James Iacuone, and Sheetal Aiyer have made music

In their new single “Way Far Back,” Canada’s Wave 21 are putting more stock into their lyrical charms than they

San Francisco based singer/songwriter and musician Greg Hoy has built a name for himself over the last decade plus performing

Gary Brewer & The Kentucky Ramblers’ new single “Pass Along the Good” pairs the veteran Americana singer/songwriter and his band

Brad Butcher and Brielle Brown team for Butcher’s latest single “Lay Your Head” with spectacular results. The song hails from

If SONIK wants to make a statement with his debut solo offering, he couldn’t have made “Back Home in Ontario”

While a lot of rappers are content to structure tracks centering exclusively on the dominance of a vocal part, Arson