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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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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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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RĘMËMBËR is the newest EP from up-and-coming artist, King Kelechi. In today’s world, we are overexposed to commercial music and I’m not saying it’s a bad thing but it’s a breath of fresh air to listen to music that is genuinely created from the heart. Music that came from a burning passion. A music that
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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
It’s not every day that you get a relatable song, emotionally packed (the type that gets through your skin), and carries an enjoyable melody that could make your feet move. Still, with Charliecityy‘s latest original single “mirror,” it effortlessly fits just that. It is a fun track; there’s no denying that because it carries this
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Direct, melodic, and quite simply heart-wrenching. There’s no other way to describe this new single by The Paper Monsters. By providing us with sensual and emotion-filled vocals, the song successfully embodies the aura of someone who’s got so much love to give. The ratio of instrumental and vocals give off the impression that this would
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Railroaded is a track from John Doe Trio. A British blues band from the UK. Let’s do a deep dive into the song and read why Blues Aint Dead. The song started with this powerful crunchy guitar lick and eventually, that bass blues lick and thunderous raw drums came in leaving us static and shocked.
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There’s nothing better than new holiday songs that give our existing favorites a run for their money. Cooper Phillip starts the season off by releasing “One Sweet December Night” as early as November this year, and honestly, she gets that early bird pass because it is just that good. It doesn’t stray from the Christmas
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Ever heard of a song that conducts darkness and chaos as each note blends and bends? No? Well, you are about to hear something strangely compelling and unbelievably complex as the famous NYC heavy-chamber-punk band “Ecce Shnak” drops their fiery original single “Jeremy, Utilitarian Sadboy.” This track hits hard with its blistering 150-second airtime carrying
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