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TRACK REVIEWS

The Real Joy Is That Babyboii’s Pelham Parkway Feels Lived In

Ian Ureta August 12, 2025 0

Boathouse Row by MrZnote Is a Quiet Flex; the Kind That Doesn’t Need to Raise Its Voice Because It Knows Exactly Who It’s Talking To

Ian Ureta August 12, 2025 0

In Search For An Authentic, Country Tune? David Alex-Barton’s “Dog ‘N All” Is The Way To Go

Kate Clarice Lee August 12, 2025 0

Wrack Your Mind To Shyfrin Alliance’s “Colours Of Time”

Kate Clarice Lee August 12, 2025 0

Romanticize Life With Audren’s “A New Page”

Kate Clarice Lee August 8, 2025 0

DG Adams’ “Business As Usual” Is A Spot-On Track About Our World Today

Kate Clarice Lee August 7, 2025 0

Protected: WhiteRoomNightmare’s “Space Cadet” Will Knock Your Socks Off

Kate Clarice Lee August 6, 2025 0

Emland’s “You and I” Isn’t Just Another Heartbreak Anthem—It’s an Elegy

Ada May Sacil August 5, 2025 0

There’s No Escape in Brian Hunsaker’s “Haunted”

Ada May Sacil August 3, 2025 0

Trevor Drako is Back With a Unique, Authentic Edge in “Bottomless emotions”

Ada May Sacil August 3, 2025 0

Cavite’s Invictus Nails That Early 2000s Comeback Vibe

Al Sangga August 1, 2025 0

Talon David’s Paradise State of Mind is a Beam of Light Against the Storm

Ada May Sacil August 1, 2025 0

“Spirit Box” by Love Ghost Proves Once Again That Sometimes, the Scariest Thing in the Room Is Your Own Feelings, Especially When They’ve Got Reverb

Ian Ureta July 31, 2025 0

Kris Kolls is Back with a Chic, Charismatic Pop Gem “Little Game”

Ada May Sacil July 30, 2025 0

Neska Rose Sparks with Funk and Style in “Bubbling!”

Ada May Sacil July 30, 2025 0

CREEPIN/FURTHER (2 IN 1) is a Dual-track Statement on motion, On Heritage, on Pushing The Form Without Shouting About it

Ian Ureta July 27, 2025 0

Protected: Listening to Chandra’s “Just With You” Will Never Leave You The Same

Ada May Sacil July 27, 2025 0

Protected: Jane N’ The Jungle’s “Parasite” Is Not Subtle

Ian Ureta July 25, 2025 0

You Can Hear The Weight In Pimpin Change’s Voice, Leaving Only A Simple Message: “Love You All”

Ian Ureta July 25, 2025 0

Feel The Main Character Energy With Mr. Rockstar’s “All Day (Studio Mix)”

Kate Clarice Lee July 25, 2025 0

Kristen Castro’s “Summer Rain” is a quiet moment of queer introspection in a genre that too often demands spectacle over sincerity

Ian Ureta July 21, 2025 0

“Things About To Change” Showcases What Baby T Is All About

Kate Clarice Lee July 18, 2025 0

Dan Gober’s “Lucky Son Of A Gun” Is The Epitome Of Happiness And Resilience

Kate Clarice Lee July 18, 2025 0

if “Clouds Or Clout” by StillDSG is anything to go by, he’s eyeing the summit with a patient, focused intensity

Ian Ureta July 18, 2025 0

“You Gotta Know” by Collaborations isn’t just a next step; it’s a manifesto hidden inside a mellow groove

Ian Ureta July 17, 2025 0

Amy-Lin Slezak Preaches Acceptance Of Change Through Time In “To Grow Old”

Kate Clarice Lee July 17, 2025 0

Shout Ellie Brétéché’s “It’s Bad News” From The Rooftop!

Kate Clarice Lee July 17, 2025 0

Protected: Michellar’s “September” is a Soft Farewell to Changing Seasons

Ada May Sacil July 17, 2025 0

Ava Valianti’s “Buttercups” doesn’t beg to be heard; it simply is, fully and unapologetically

Ian Ureta July 17, 2025 0

The7thGatekeeper’s Amulet bulldozes through with zero regard for convention or convenience

Ian Ureta July 14, 2025 0

Latti Patterson Doesn’t Demand Your Attention On “A Feeling That I’ll Never Forget”; They Earn It, Gently, And Without Spectacle.

Ian Ureta July 14, 2025 0

Rebellion Has A New Anthem, And It’s Electric Lady’s “I’m Done (I’ve Had Enough)”

Kate Clarice Lee July 13, 2025 0

“Play With Fire” by FaceTwo is a big dumb sexy rock song with a heart and a lighter held high

Ian Ureta July 13, 2025 0

Nuk’s Top Tier drops street-hardened bars for the hustlers and go-getters

Ada May Sacil July 13, 2025 0

“Love, Sweat & Wine” Shows Off Misha Fair’s Musical Expertise

Kate Clarice Lee July 13, 2025 0

Blindness & Light’s “Your Solitude” Is An Empowering Lullaby

Kate Clarice Lee July 11, 2025 0

Dan Szyller’s Phantom Lord is a cinematic expedition on a twisted underworld

Ada May Sacil July 11, 2025 0

Electron drags you into a cathartic edge of self-destruction with “You Betray”

Ada May Sacil July 10, 2025 0

“Blabbermouth” by d3lta is a bold, unapologetic alt-pop anthem that makes its presence known within the first few notes

Ian Ureta July 8, 2025 0

Cuzoh comes hot with winks and smirks in a bedroom banger “Do or Die”

Ada May Sacil July 8, 2025 0

Jordan Massey’s “Jumpin (Remix)” featuring Cêly Riva tells you that not only do you belong on the dancefloor; you own it

Ian Ureta July 8, 2025 0

Eleanor Idlewood’s The Roommates is a sensational, neon-lit ode to queer romance

Ada May Sacil July 8, 2025 0

Amy Field yearns deep and fierce with a whiskey-soaked track Universe

Ada May Sacil July 6, 2025 0

We’re Digging The Vibe Jermaine Fleur Brings To The Function With “All I Need”

Kate Clarice Lee July 6, 2025 0

“Mine” from DayEyez, is a meditation on quiet tragedy

Ian Ureta July 5, 2025 0

Mosh Pit’s “LCD” Is A Personal Call-Out

Kate Clarice Lee July 5, 2025 0

Haus of Sound’s Mirage is a reality check in a synth-driven alt-rock statement

Ada May Sacil July 5, 2025 0

Apeiron Bound’s Firmament: Redux delivers what most tracks don’t: quality and unpredictability

Ada May Sacil July 2, 2025 0

Exzenya’s “Drunk Texting” Is Something You’re Going To Relate To

Kate Clarice Lee June 30, 2025 0

Believe the Promise by Larry Karpenko is a promise-filled track for a heartfelt devotion

Ada May Sacil June 30, 2025 0

“Chair” by Aleksandra Picariello is not a subtle song

Ian Ureta June 28, 2025 0

Jeremy Ryan pushes through self-doubt with a grit-drenched rock track Smile & Wave

Ada May Sacil June 28, 2025 0

Essibee’s “Life’s Worth Living” Is The Hand That Pulls You Back Up

Kate Clarice Lee June 28, 2025 0

Asta Bria’s Dragonfly is a sparkling, metallic statement for a one-of-a-kind of summer

Ada May Sacil June 28, 2025 0

Wild Horse’s “Overthinking” May Just Ease Your Jitters

Kate Clarice Lee June 26, 2025 0

The Waiting (Swan Song) by The Uncs Feels Like the Last Thing You Say Before You Go Quiet

Al Sangga June 25, 2025 1

Eriika’s Blood On The Streets goes beyond a mere track, it’s a hug from an old friend

Ada May Sacil June 24, 2025 0

If your heart is trapped in endless cycle of push and pull, Dev London’s Spell On Me is for you

Ada May Sacil June 24, 2025 0

Munk Duane’s Falsify is more than just a slap on the face, it’s a sonic assault on deceit and manipulation

Ada May Sacil June 22, 2025 0

Let It Go by TWOFEW is a delicately crafted track for that genuine and vulnerable nights

Ada May Sacil June 22, 2025 0

Invisible by B Dayton isn’t just a strong first single; it’s a statement of intent

Ian Ureta June 21, 2025 0

Mick J. Clark’s “Anuther Sunny Hulliday” silly, sunny, seat-dancingly slaps

Ian Ureta June 21, 2025 0

Paulo and the Problems’ Lotus Blanc feels like thoughts passing through cold air at midnight

Ada May Sacil June 21, 2025 0

Feel Your Feelings With cellardoor.mp3 and just martin’s “Cold Rain October”

Kate Clarice Lee June 21, 2025 0

Ride The Wave by Max Chaos is a must-listen if you’re tired of that monotonous, repetitive life

Ada May Sacil June 19, 2025 0

Static by Sophia Warren is your next emotional spiral soundtrack

Ian Ureta June 18, 2025 0

All Roads Lead to Home by LOVE JOSIE is here to be felt

Ian Ureta June 18, 2025 0

Live Your Life by Andrew E Pearce is a moving, vibrant hit for the resilient

Ada May Sacil June 17, 2025 0

The Real Joy Is That Babyboii’s Pelham Parkway Feels Lived In

Ian Ureta August 12, 2025 0

Boathouse Row by MrZnote Is a Quiet Flex; the Kind That Doesn’t Need to Raise Its Voice Because It Knows Exactly Who It’s Talking To

Ian Ureta August 12, 2025 0

In Search For An Authentic, Country Tune? David Alex-Barton’s “Dog ‘N All” Is The Way To Go

Kate Clarice Lee August 12, 2025 0

Wrack Your Mind To Shyfrin Alliance’s “Colours Of Time”

Kate Clarice Lee August 12, 2025 0

Protected: “Fog” Is Bells Deep’s Take On A Fragmented World

Kate Clarice Lee August 11, 2025 0

The Shrub Layer Is a Record That’s Confident Enough to Be Exactly What It Is: Intricate, Unpredictable, and Slightly Damp

Ian Ureta August 9, 2025 0

Feel Intimacy in Motion with “2 Is Company” by Von LaRae

Ada May Sacil August 9, 2025 0

The Earth & All Within Isn’t Interested in Being Subtle

Ian Ureta August 9, 2025 0

Wingfish Offers Something Different on Looking Forward

Ian Ureta August 8, 2025 0

Romanticize Life With Audren’s “A New Page”

Kate Clarice Lee August 8, 2025 0

Protected: Nate G Cultivates on Me Myself I, a Self-Produced Dive Into Solitude, Self-Awareness, and the Unbearable Tightness of Being Alone With Your Own Thoughts for More Than Five Minutes

Ian Ureta August 8, 2025 0

DG Adams’ “Business As Usual” Is A Spot-On Track About Our World Today

Kate Clarice Lee August 7, 2025 0

Protected: “Fog” Is Bells Deep’s Take On A Fragmented World

August 11, 2025

The Shrub Layer Is a Record That’s Confident Enough to Be Exactly What It Is: Intricate, Unpredictable, and Slightly Damp

Feel Intimacy in Motion with “2 Is Company” by Von LaRae

The Earth & All Within Isn’t Interested in Being Subtle

Protected: Nate G Cultivates on Me Myself I, a Self-Produced Dive Into Solitude, Self-Awareness, and the Unbearable Tightness of Being Alone With Your Own Thoughts for More Than Five Minutes

“Jazz For Gen X” by The Revenge Society is Not Just an Album, It’s a Sonic Archive that Bites Back