With a vintage pop/rock, country sound and traces of personal yet relatable endeavour, The Muster Point Project has definitely poured their entire hearts and souls into this album. Thirteen tracks of beautifully raw experiences put together, and they’ve got me saying “your music’s got a hold of me, and I don’t mind giving in”! To […]
Oftentimes, religion is a practice that makes things a lot easier to manage, in that things become feasible from the scope of religion. Belief in a god or gods often translates to a belief in oneself, and as a person overcoming overwhelming odds, that sets one up for a path well-lit. On their third album,
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For so long, I have already understood the concept that music channels the soul of the musician through each note, word, and melody you listen to. Sometimes, it just doesn’t tell you a story; songs will allow you to live the moment that the singer has experienced, the emotions that they’ve felt, and the visions
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Music can perfectly capture the essence of moments, and as often as it can, it is one way to preserve time by escaping the present and going back to transcend into other worlds through vibe. blackbyrd (formerly known as mikeyblackkk), with his latest album release titled “120 Minutes: A Visual Album,” presents an interesting concept
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In the ever-evolving world of single releases and EPs, Raised On Candy decided to brave the waters and take us back to the days of gut-punching bass lines, In-your-face crunchy riffs, and raw goodness by launching a 12-track album, which is a total of 34 minutes of pure unfiltered power. The dynamic trio of Joe
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Early in 2023, if you knew where to look, you could see the seeds of a return to sleazy, cut-the-cloth type of rock music hitting the airwaves again and getting the ground running. From Eurovision winners Maneskin becoming household names with their debut album to some of the most celebrated albums of the year containing
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Perhaps for some, music is there only to entertain, but for most of the population, music mirrors the soul of its creator, their experiences, their lives, their untold stories, their darkest and deepest depths. But for artists like Finnegan Seeker Bell, the brain tank and the founder of the project LOVE GHOST, and the prolific
Songs are always meant to be heard, and rarely, some tracks also demand to be felt, and “Dark Clouds,” Backstrom‘s latest release dropped on November 13th, rightfully falls into both categories. This album carries quite a power. Coming back after a successful album release earlier this year, Backstrom showcases growth in his musicality, brandishing his
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The pain of a personal change in dynamics, whether it be the loss of a loved one, the fading out of past friendships or the falling out of a relationship, always leads to a period wherein self-reflection, growth, self-doubt, masquerading, and self-acceptance become synonymous. In this period, one ends up making a fool, a saint,
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Rock couldn’t be any more epitomized than this. ROCKIN’ THE ROAD by TEENBIRD is exactly how it sounds and how rock should be from front to back, start to finish. And as they say, “heads up for rock ‘n roll, get ready to rock your soul”! Composed of twelve tracks, five being original compositions and
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