Track Review

The Vulnerability In John Goldrust’s “The One To Call” Is Immense

Reflecting on a past encounter or relationship, “The One To Call” is unique yet familiar, as it sounds something that would remind one of a typical grunge, indie rock song that you can’t quite put your finger on, but that’s because the influence remains as is, and the track is simply John Goldrust’s. The song’s […]

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“Get There Before Noon – LA Mix” Offers A Little Bit Of Everything

Starting off with techie vibes, slowly transitioning to a more indie/alternative tune that incorporates that same 8-bit element to the mix, “Get There Before Noon – LA Mix” carries on a feel-good aura all throughout, sound and meaning-wise. The title is already motivation itself – get there before noon; don’t waste anymore time. The Afro

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Eddie Cohn Implores Freedom and in New Single

Straightforward, and has a preach-like consistency all throughout. Eddie Cohn’s new single, “Wheels Stop”, comes in strong, powerful in all ways, coherently expressing the raw feeling and desire to break free in a way that listeners will never want to stop listening to. Cohn’s vocals grace the song beautifully, setting the standard and prompting his

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Get Your Heart And Soul Pumping With “Razorblade Romance”

Ray Noir claims that this song feels as though he’s “planning his own funeral”, and he’d be right – one thing’s for sure: he’s going out with a bang. Everything about “Razorblade Romance” just sounds high quality, full, and well-put together. It’s definitely something that would get you jamming, something played and mixed at a

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“Kiss the Ring” Exerts Dominance On Another Level

Ekelle definitely aims to empower through slick rhymes and catchy beats through her new single, “Kiss the Ring”. It narrates a successful lifestyle in style and fashion, automatically earning its spot on nightclub and night drive playlists. The assertion of capability and dominance through the lines themselves work hand-in-hand with how it’s all delivered. “How

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Without any other preambles, “Executioner” blows one away

Executioner by The End Is Near is normally not a track that I would be listening to, but I’m always open to being blown away, and without any other preambles, Executioner blows one away. The experience was immediate and violent. All you get as a moment to brace yourself is the sound of steel chains

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Zachary Mason’s Witty Thoughtfulness on Human Reproduction

I Wish Humans Were Made In A Factory…, the new single from Zachary Mason, really gets thoughts and possibilities flowing. Through this song that’s fitting to perform in an intimate comedy bar for its humorous concept, it does mention some pretty real stuff as well. Composed into a familiar, yet unique tune that would bring

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All I Ever Wanted and the “let’s all stand on a cliff and feel things” package

The debut single from Liverpool’s Thomas Bradley Project, All I Ever Wanted, is a folk-rock track that blends warmth, nostalgia, and bluesy undertones into a polished and accessible sound. The band describes it as “a classic love song over a laid-back blues groove, with a few hints of rock scattered about.” And for once, that

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Do Not Delay’s “Dahlia” Is An Ode To Better Days

Touching down on a political, yet hopeful topic, Do Not Delay managed to create an ambience both nostalgic and optimistic, adhering to what the song is really about. The riffs remain bright and catchy all throughout, playing with the vocals harmoniously. Utilizing the childlike name of “Dahlia”, as well as the flower counterpart evident in

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