Category: Reviews

Hip-hop without any confidence isn’t hip-hop at all, but instead some distant cousin of what has become arguably the biggest

Amuse De Q is the newest offering from experimental rockers, Little King.  This will be their 7th studio release, in

Gnarly Karma are a New York State based quintet with a diversified sound rooted in guitar rock. Their twin guitar

Country music doesn’t have to be loud, glamorous, nor feature an elaborate instrumental arrangement to be endearing. Honestly, I’ve always

The Ever After aren’t a guitar-centric indie act, but in their new record Take Two, the string play featured in songs

When researching Corinne Cook’s online presence, I was shocked to discover that she wasn’t a bigger name! Upon listening to

Rap is all about tone; tone of voice, tone of lyricism, tone of the instrumental backdrop. If you’re not setting

If I have any real strong complaint about Hughie Mac Sings Some Great Songs, Pt 4, it’s that it’s an

Using a bassline arguably as nimble as his voice is, rapper C-Nice teams with Jae Santana for a smooth R&B

It’s rare to hear musical artists capable of covering a wide variety of sounds. Most discover a path they can

The new album by Wales based band, BOI, is essentially as Rock and Roll as it gets, though, you could

Not every rock song is defined by its guitar parts, but in a larger-than-life work like that of Riku’s new

Intro tracks don’t usually amount to much, but when cinematic songcraft is your specialty, going the extra mile even with

Self-confidence seems fleeting in the younger generation in a way that almost certainly leaves the majority of us feeling a

Harmony is undeniably at the heart of all forward-thinking R&B, but in the case of the new single “It’s a

In an ideal situation, the title cut of any given record should summarize the feel of the entire tracklist without

Austin, Texas based singer-songwriter Jo James is back today with the release of his new song, ‘Street Lights’! This new

Saro might just be poised to take over the airwaves, or the streaming services, if you will, as the next