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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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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One of the perks of the internet era comes from the do-it-yourself nature of artists of today and how sonic heel turns are more encouraged than anything. Most of the listening public consume music through the internet via varying qualities of earphones and headphones with Billie Eilish, the artist known to define the final stages
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Chicago-based singer, songwriter, and producer Adan Diaz has released his newest EP, ah-dawn giving us all the feels. From Indie-rock to somewhat danceable Tiktok tunes and now a ballad. Yes. You’ve read that right. The EP started with shake, shake a cross between that indie-rock guitar riff and bass synth lick emphasizing the main hook
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The best thing about music is how do-it-yourself it is. You could just be a fan of music, feel like being a musician with your influences worn on your sleeve and hone your skills with friends of similar interest. A vision isn’t realized on its own, so you can put up a post looking for
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Saying “the only thing lingering is the nostalgia of 2005” would be right but also an understatement, because this seven-track EP is exactly what the earlier years of this century sounds like. Set to drop this December 6th, 2024, this EP makes me feel like I’m transported back to the period of tight jeans and
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A good artist would be familiar with the use of a metronome, a device that emits a steady pulse to help musicians play in time. When using a metronome, that pulse is measured in BPM or beats per minute for short, with a tempo marking of 60 BPM equaling up to one beat per second,
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Music can still tell stories even without words, and Darren Deschaine‘s newest EP, “Tessellate,” proves just that. Normally, lyrics dictate the major vibe for the track that you listen to, but with “Tessellate,” it is packed with your top-notch metal sound loaded with thundering guitar riffs of instrumentals that hit really hard from start to
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There is a fine line that dictates the success of a band or musicians when it comes to their influences in music. One is that it can be a riff-off of what’s currently on trend and lacks substance and originality whatsoever, while the other type is authentic, inspired, and unique. “Weekend Demos,” a recently released
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