Category: Music

Pop music, especially in 2022, is about more than frills. As a genre on the American side of the world,

When you see a record called Christmas with Bigfoot, you know you’re in for something eccentric, and Streaking in Tongues plus

With a smoky voice to lead the way, Eric Colville’s “Song for Will” comes together all too flawlessly, like a

Music has played an integral role in shaping Reeya Banerjee’s life. Her musical parents emigrated to the United States before

Cozi and Flounder’s debut The Place is a deceptively simple release. Ezra and his daughter Cozi Vancil are revisiting the same musical

Quality melodies and searing riffs are rarely packaged together anymore – it’s one or the other, if you’re lucky, in

From its easy-going piano harmonies to the stutter-step groove that takes us back in time like only a sweet ‘50s

Humility is a scarce commodity in music right now, but if there’s one act using it as a template for

As smooth as it is deeply intoxicating, it’s easy to mistake the vocal harmony Denzell Terrell sets up as the

Hard rock and heavy metal are arguably doing better than they have in years right now, ironically enough, and you

You can’t beat honky-tonk swing when it’s presented as brilliantly as it is in the new single “Two Angels” from

This is an important moment in the history of America, and with incredible movements tends to come an incredible soundtrack.

The hip-hop movement in 2021 is following a minimalist trend we’re hearing more and more of in contemporary pop of

Big electricity and even bigger harmonies tend to combine for sheer fireworks when they’re under the command of smart pop

There’s not as much simplicity in the pop genre as there ought to be in 2021, and for all I

With a bassline as fat as what we get in the lush lo-fi single “Dancing in an Empty Room” from

It’s been a really busy year for singer/songwriter Harper Starling, from banging out smooth pop singles to dance tracks and

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Although it’s initially a little understated in terms of texture, the bassline that we encounter in Missing-nin’s “Packaging” is indeed

Are you the same person that you were in high school? Are you still chasing that image, or fighting that