2024

Zarooni Hits the Road with “Traffic”

Simple, yet well-crafted. This melodic single seizes your attention instantly, and at the same time puts you at ease with over a one-minute instrumental at the near end. “Traffic” is used as a double meaning, which honestly makes perfect sense. You’re instantly hit with catchy fills similar to lofi, but captures the indie-pop essence. Zarooni’s […]

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Blossoming Brings The Rawness With His Newest EP, Rest Your Heart

I think we’ve already heard artists talk about mental health way too much to the point that it has become a cultural phenomenon. It has been used excessively, and a lot of artists have profited by creating songs about this culture. But in my opinion, blossoming‘s “Rest Your Heart” EP is as natural and raw

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“Fresh Wind Blowing” is also a Fresh New Banger from Paul Cafcae

This has all the potential of taking part in a movie soundtrack during a wild-goose chase, either from the point of view of the pursuer or the quarry. Either way, this song is catchy, and it’s got a nice, energetic feel to it. Imagine this being played at a small gig with everyone having a

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A Trip Down Memory Lane: House of Mirrors by Pete Price

House of Mirrors is a track from Pete Price’s sophomore album, Pictures in Time. Let’s do a deep dive on this track and read why House of Mirrors is and will be a timeless classic. The track started with this old soul vibe mainly because of the main progression. That twangy guitar lick accompanied by

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Jet Set Trash: We are living in Mike Stewart Theory’s world

Let me just be completely honest. When I initially listened to the track, it sounds honky. I feel like it’s not going anywhere. As a reviewer, you always look for that lasting impression and sure enough, it dawned on me. Mike Stewart Theory is not on our level. Or even on anyone’s level. Let me

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Santa Sallet’s debut album, Plutography is an experience you don’t want to miss

Plutography is Santa Sallet’s debut album. It has powerful 16-track songs. Yes. Yes. 16 songs. That alone will give you hours to just sit down and enjoy the music. Let’s do a deep dive and read why Plutography is a banger of an album. Let’s start with the first track of the album, “Championship Ring”.

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Four Orphans find a home on Brian Halloran’s newest EP

Time can really make an artist reflect, and oftentimes artists tend to respond to that by using their work as a commentary on that; artists defined by their influences and love to pay homage to them are multi-faceted and transparent with those homages. Hence, upon listening to Brian Halloran’s Four Orphans EP, songs that were

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The Pulltops start the holiday season with a cover of On Christmas Day (I Saw Three Ships)

I think we can all agree on the fact that Christmas time is officially in the air because of music. Oftentimes, the best way we know that it’s officially the season of the holidays is when an ever-vibrant Mariah Carey hatches out of cryostasis and sings “IT’S TIME” with the highest notes possible. Sometimes, it’s

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