Culture Killer by Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb is a pointed protest song of sorts, unfilteredly listing off the frustration one deals with in relation to the current internet landscape and how things in social media bleeds over to real life and the equally frustrating points wherein hyper-capitalists try to do the inverse. The band lays […]
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GlassJack is back with “Be My Lover” and I gotta say, as someone who produces electronic music in their spare time, this track is pretty impressive. It’s a vibrant, uptempo dance anthem that serves as a great kick-off to 2025 as well as a follow-up to their previous tracks like “All Your Love” and “Hope
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As timely as it all sounds, “Our Brilliant Destruction” also highlights the beauty amongst the slow decay of the world we live in, with calamities beyond man’s control worsening with every year that passes. This one’s a beautiful sounding song, which provides listeners with an image of our world today. The arrangement and production is
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I want to talk about the recent and devastating wildfires out of California. The Palisades fire and subsequent blazes have now consumed more than 40,000 acres—a staggering area three times the size of Manhattan. Over a week since the fires began, both the Palisades fire and the Eaton fire, which ignited at the base of
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Gone are the days when we had music that would get us moving. Today, it’s all about what is unique, hip, and trendy. I was given the opportunity to listen to “Candy” by Dann Taye. Dann Taye is a rapper, producer, and songwriter from Essex, England. Join me as I talk about his debut single,
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The beautiful thing about music is that its appreciation is based on the listener. Regardless of how bad we reviewers or critics deem it, if it strikes a chord with a person, all bets are off. 16-year-old singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne has a new song titled “I Might.” Join me as I review this track and
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One of my favourite books is ‘A Monster Calls’ by Patrick Ness, though originally from an original idea by Siobhan Dowd, who passed away before she could finish the book herself. Ness ended up being the one to finish the novel since the story was something that could be given tribute to Dowd and her
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A magician never tells their secrets. A great lyricist never explains their lyrics because it would ruin the magic, and I firmly believe that many lyricists today have lost their magic because of AI. But let me introduce you to Carrying Torches and their newest track, “Good In Blue,” and explain why this track is
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If there’s one thing Fendahlene is best at, it’s making songs that feel like they were written specifically for you. The song becomes your story, the messages are your facts, and the tones are carefully plucked and combined for your enjoyment. This is true for their recently released single “Silent Treatment,” a relatable song that
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California is a great hotbed of various sounds in one umbrella. From rap to soul to alt-rock to yacht rock, gospel to funk to blues and bedroom pop, the state just manages to house artists at their most creatively crossbred, and a good example of that comes in the form of breakthrough artists The Afro
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