Category: Reviews

Modern hip-hop celebrates hybridity far more than it does purity, and if you’re not quite sure what I mean, just

In a perfect homage to the mixed-media hypnosis one would find at the start of a lo-fi record in the

It’s been an amazing season for hip-hop, and not just on the mainstream side of the business. In the Canadian

Coming at us with everything she has in the chamber right off the top of the track, Wellingta is not

Thank you for your time today Brea Fournier & the Dream Ballet . We are loving your music. Introduce yourself and tell us more

It’s clear after a single listen to Little Hurt’s Lovely Hours that songwriter Colin Dieden needed to purge himself. It isn’t always

Singers of all styles and backgrounds are coming out of the indie channels and taking over the narrative of pop

“Calaveras County” opens Jason Barie’s new bluegrass release Radioactive. Barie, aka The Ramblin’ Fiddler, and sets an early tone. Barie’s playing is

Austin Avenue’s debut album, Little Boy’s Cards, is a refreshing breath of fresh air in the world of modern country

Nimble in his execution but never rushed in his words, Mike Knowlton is a true force to be reckoned with

Medical Maps’ third album That is That is a sprawling fourteen-track opus. Their ambition is unmistakable. The Boston-based band is an extended

I’m glad I’ve discovered him with his new single. I believe “Run! Run! Run!” is a model of pop songcraft.

Few songwriters/performers invest as much of themselves into their music as Ranzel X. Kendrick, aka Alias Wayne. Now based out

There are more than a couple of rock artists trying to get as spacey as the pop movement has been

So excited to talk more with the talented Cinder Ernst. We love your voice! You have a new single you just dropped. How are you feeling about

Comprised of little more than raw pastoral charisma, smart lyricism, wildly attractive string play, and rustic harmonies straight out of

The first couple of bars in any track as essential to setting up a mood, and Michelle Shafer doesn’t come

Smart songwriting is taking on many forms in 2023, and you needn’t look much further than Kirsten Collins’ Floura EP to understand

The indie culture in music has been holding up through 2023 a lot better than the mainstream end of the

I love these kind of albums. Toy City’s self-titled debut is a happy accident of sorts, a project dictated by