Category: Reviews

We are so excited to bring to you Luisa Wilson today. She is an up and coming super talented artist.  We have loved getting

Lucas Jay isn’t afraid to let us have it with his melodic potency in the opening lines of his new

In the time that has passed since first getting introduced to his sound, Tim Raybon hasn’t been in the headlines

Seattle’s PRETTY AWKWARD have been building a loyal and vociferous fanbase over the last few years, and they are serving

The artistic quality of charity albums is often a hit-and-miss proposition. There are some who will say quality, ultimately, doesn’t

An evocative rhythm beats towards us in the titular “Blue,” but I don’t know that the undertow of this signature

There is scarcely a moment in the new single “One Step At A Time” from Detroit-based R&B outfit RJ’s Latest

In his latest offering, 420Muse established himself as a premier songwriter above everything else, and perhaps the best example of

GaREE All is known for his gilded words, but in the new spoken word single titled “Mother Tough,” he shows

In a delicate push, “Handyman,” the new single from singer/songwriter Marlon Davis’ latest round of recording in the studio, begins

If you’ve followed alternative rock at all in the past few months, you already know something about The Sextape, whose

In the all-new single “El Matador,” recording artist Mic Nickels doesn’t waste any time in getting right down to the

An Old Friend has seen a lot of changes in rock n’ roll culture in their brief time in the

If you’ve been waiting for some great beats to wrap the summer season, Bill Crews and his band The Crews

Keyvous really doesn’t mind breaking off something substantially more melodic and elaborate in tone than most rappers can these days,

Pristine chords materialize in slow motion, conjuring a decadent melody in their wake. Their existence isn’t synthesized, yet it isn’t

With beefy guitars, angst-ridden lead vocals, and percussive thunder that quakes the floorboards beneath your feet, you don’t need much

With razor-sharp precision but enough distortion to drown any silence within the zip code at the right volume, Battle Tapes’

Drifting out from behind the clouds of an atmospheric melody that precludes all of the lyrical daggers soon to come

You’d likely be unable to guess as much from the first few moments of the song, but Honey and Blue’s