Album Review

You know how sometimes some music comes in as a surprise, and you wouldn’t be able to deny its top quality from production to performance? With Anoush‘s music, this is rightfully the case. This independent artist has single-handedly stood at the center of the stage, challenging the current norms in the music industry with her

The stratosphere is in explosive colors with Mrs. Henry’s new album “Keep On Rising” and the sight is something people should never miss at all. It is with Freddie Mercury and his band Queen, Alice’s Chains, Meatloaf, and other bands similar to these aforementioned that theatrical elements intertwining with their strongest guitar strums and the

Scharliina’s new tranquil record is purely meant for the green grasses and the fairyland everyone is longing for despite the murky places they have been currently living. Change is not the only thing that is constant here in this moving world; it is agony. The human body is susceptible to such and would appear in

Music is therapy, and Harry Keppen, a Dutch music therapist and musician, will prove you just that. This amazing artist has released a heartfelt album entitled “Time Will Tell.” Dropped on July 25, 2024, this 12-track collection is set to capture the attention of listeners through its carefully written personal stories told through great music

There will never be something wrong with singing songs about love. Love, above all, makes us more than just existing beings. It is, especially, the core of becoming someone considered human. Despite the idea that there exists an almost infinite and growing body of love songs in the realm of music, it never fails to

tttc’s new album “Sum / mer / cury” marks an intriguing evolution from his previous work. While the last album was a playground of wild experimentation, this latest offering retains that adventurous spirit but with a decidedly chill twist. The result is a collection of tracks that feel calm, spacey, and infused with ambient tones