Track Review

Black Cloud is Gus Defelice’s latest single from his upcoming concept album, The Sound of Inevitability. It’s an instrumental track perfect for lovers of art. The intro of the track has a cinematic feel because of the ambient sound. The ambient sound, even though it lasts just for seconds, adds depth to the track. The […]

Have you ever listened to a song that is curated with such passion that it just overflows with emotion and creativity? It’s quite endearing and the passion somehow gets to you through the harmonies. “Queen of Decay” quite literally feels and sounds like a mixture of everything Cindered Heart is known for. A resounding rhythm,

Once you hit play, you instantly get brought back to nostalgia city. There’s something about its beat and overall sound that screams late nineties to early 2000s, but it still appeals up to this day. The structure and lyrics are simple yet memorable as it is quite literally about love, a theme that will never

Let me clear this out. Natalie Jean’s single, Creep is a cover from the band that we all know and love, Radiohead. Yes. A cover. I’m pretty sure that we’ve already heard a thousand covers of this song but let’s see what stands out from this version. The song started with a tad bit of

Simple, yet well-crafted. This melodic single seizes your attention instantly, and at the same time puts you at ease with over a one-minute instrumental at the near end. “Traffic” is used as a double meaning, which honestly makes perfect sense. You’re instantly hit with catchy fills similar to lofi, but captures the indie-pop essence. Zarooni’s

What makes a good song? Is it the music, the lyrics, or how we felt listening to it? I was lucky enough to review Skeleton by CHRISTOS and Imagine the Rapper, produced by Delipres. Join me as we do a deep dive into this track and read why it’s a song that will withstand the test of time.

This has all the potential of taking part in a movie soundtrack during a wild-goose chase, either from the point of view of the pursuer or the quarry. Either way, this song is catchy, and it’s got a nice, energetic feel to it. Imagine this being played at a small gig with everyone having a

House of Mirrors is a track from Pete Price’s sophomore album, Pictures in Time. Let’s do a deep dive on this track and read why House of Mirrors is and will be a timeless classic. The track started with this old soul vibe mainly because of the main progression. That twangy guitar lick accompanied by

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

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