Track Review

New year, new music! Sam Lumar has just released his track, “Fair Emotion”. It’s an electronic rock piece that originated from an idea in his dreams. How cool is that! Join me as I break it down and explore what makes Fair Emotion special. The track has an interesting intro. It features a futuristic element […]

Some songs really just slap the moment you hit that play, and “Chances,” a recent drop from the Brooklyn-based artist Wally Hoak, is one of them. Everything is all too familiar from the moment the first notes of the track hit your senses; it will pull you in and bang; heavy feelings and blurred memories

Coming up with songs and other art forms that aim to inform and divert listeners’ attention to societal and global issues are just one of the few ways to get the message out, in attempts to get it through everyone’s heads via a catchy, resonating rhythm. “Burning”, a song by The Sea at Midnight with

In all my years of reviewing and critiquing tracks, I feel like I’ve already heard all the possible topics known to man. But guess what? This is the first time I’ve heard a track that has a simple, straightforward topic about the workplace. Like, workplace, workplace.  Alex Rose and Fiona Casey collaborated on the song

In My Dreams is the latest single from Louisville-based rising artist, Terra Renae. This is her 5th single of the year and with over 19k followers on Instagram, 6k followers on TikTok, and 9k monthly listeners on Spotify, she is for sure has a bright future in the music industry. The intro synth keyboard sets

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