Album Review

Rosetta West’s “Night’s Cross” Is A Collection Of Stories

Ranging from the ever vague topic of death, women, and niche things in the world such as the winter moon and alligator farms, “Night’s Cross” entangles these themes with sounds that reverberates in the soul. Throughout the album, listeners should expect to be met with the all powerful vocals from Joseph Demagore, as well as […]

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Finding the Joy In Making Music: Everybody Wants To See Me Happy LP by Angus Crowne and the Family Jewels

We can’t deny that the music industry has a competitive edge, but let me introduce you to Angus Crowne and the Family Jewels and their latest album, “Everybody Wants To See Me Happy.” Join me as I discuss this album at length and explain why competition is not the first thing that comes to mind

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MaxLeon’s New Album “Disc -o- Very” Passes The Vibe Check

There’s something about the overall feel and sound of this album that screams cosmocentric, abyss, something out of a space documentary or the perfect music to put on blast when skygazing, i.e. the Northern lights. “Disc -o- Very” is quite the lengthy record with fourteen tracks, all of which having the element of hip-hop that

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“I Dreamt I Had Insomnia” is Paradoxical and Extensive

Blindness & Lights is gearing up to drop their stunning eight-track album, I Dreamt I Had Insomnia. Ahead of the official release (14th February), three tracks have already been released as teasers, building anticipation for what’s to come. Fortunately, we’ve had the privilege of hearing the entire album before its release—and it’s nothing short of

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Karma – Beyond Death by Pascal Grandjean Is An Album We Didnt Know We Needed

Karma – Beyond Death by Germany-based artist Pascal Grandjean is an album that would hit you in ways you wouldn’t expect. From its opening notes up to the very end, this 14-track collection will keep you seated as it introduces you to the world of Grandjean and his musicality. Furthermore, as a person who loves

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YFN Key2fly’s New Album, Sorry 4 The Wait Doesn’t Need Any Apologies

Whether we all agree or not, debut albums are crucial in the music industry because they can determine the artist’s career and longevity. YFN Key2fly just released his debut album, Sorry 4 The Wait. Join me as I break down the tracks one by one and determine if this is a step-up or a step-down.

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Head Bop and Connect with Jimmy B Fearless’ “The Love Is Real” 

Well-structured and well-said, “The Love Is Real” seemingly aims to connect personal experience and realizations to inspire listeners. Through the sound of hip-hop, the concept of real, genuine love has been made in this thirteen-track album. During the listen, the fact that Jimmy B Fearless has collaborated with multiple producers (Waytoolost, Encore, Justdan, Andreonbeat, and

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Worldview Drops Latest Album “Everything Is Temporary”: Reminds Listeners to Live in the Moment With No Regrets

There are moments whenever you discover new music, you wouldn’t be sure what to expect—would it fit my style, is it going to be a nice listen, does it deliver, is it fun? I often ask these questions whenever I stumble upon a new artist, and when I first hit play for Worldview’s latest album

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“Break The Believer” Might Try To Break You, But Kudos For The Audacity

In trying to learn more about eccentric musician Tommy Trull, I came across his personal website’s artist description tagline, which reads: “Genre-hopping musician and writer blending raw vulnerability with sharp wit. Or so my mom says.” It may be a small detail, but that full stop between the blurb and the caveat of it being

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