Category: Reviews

Lesibu Grand is getting a lot of attention for her brash punk sound this year, and it’s easy to understand

Nothing beats a warm vocal melody on a chilly autumn day, and this November, Final Draft are serving up exactly

Set to a groove that could turn anyone into an R&B fan, the hip-hop-influenced “Fall” from MkX slinks into focus

Sophomore albums can be difficult to record, especially when the debut preceding them attracted a lot of buzz from critics

Making electropop-inspired content feel warm and natural isn’t the easiest of tasks an artist can be presented with, but you’d

The 10 tracks featured on Brian Cottrill’s – Megaphone Inside My Head, are truly a lockdown treat for anyone holding

On top a heavenly angel glows, an equally angelic voice sings in the new song “Jesus Happy Birthday”. That celestial

Apparitions is the title of Joe Hodgson’s latest album with three successful previously released singles already leading it, and the

In her latest single, titled “I Found Me,” singer/songwriter Linda Imperial relies more on an aggressive approach to her duties

It doesn’t get any more organic than watching musicians come together in perfect harmony on screen, and although they’re not

It’s a good day when you can hear a trap song that melts your heart and sizzles your soul. Try

Buenos Aires, Argentina has a reputation for rich cultural life and stunning architecture. The ‘Paris of The South’ has produced

In her latest single and second release of 2020, titled “Waterfall,” Lexi Mariah continues to shine as a singer and

Like Alice falling down the rabbit hole, it’s easy to spiral down the depths of depression. Even when there are

From an instrumental point of view, there’s a case to be made that the new single “Another Way of Life”

Weighted with enough fuzz to drag even the heaviest of forces asunder – potentially without even trying to – the

The greatest generation to ever carry rock n’ roll forward isn’t going anywhere, and if you had doubts about the

It’s a good time for musicians who enjoy the in-studio recording process right now, and by the looks of the

Riff-focused rock music has always been my favorite strain of the genre, and although I would stop short of calling

Sometimes the best approach to a negative social climate is to throw down as hearty and buoyant a pop beat