Ana Pê’s “Músicas para Brincar Ventar e Voar!” Gives Childhood a Voice, a Rhythm and the Freedom to Fly
Although it is an album designed to entertain children, Ana Pê’s “Músicas para Brincar, Ventar e Voar!” does something...
Seasonfire’s “Stated” Turns Soulful Afrofusion Into a Quiet Statement of Emotion
Seasonfire arrives as a compelling independent Afro-fusion artist, weaving Afrobeats, Afropop, R&B, reggae, and trap into a contemporary and...
Skyy ZNO Turns History Into a Cinematic Voyage on “(Act I) JADE / EXITUS”
Born in the United States and raised between America and the Dominican Republic, Skyy ZNO carries a naturally global...
Kaaine’s “I’M HIM” Is Confidence Without Compromise
Born and raised in Decatur, Georgia, Kaaine brings the spirit of authentic Southern hip-hop into “I’M HIM,” a bold...
Jovial Phenom’s ‘Racks on My Mind’ Turns Hustle Into an Inner Reckoning
Jovial Phenom is an artist who seems to have escaped from the space between a coding terminal and a...
Daniel Higley’s “Dragon’s Blood” Is A Soundtrack for Rising Again
Daniel Higley doesn’t just produce instrumental music; rather, he creates environments in which we can vanish. Living in Regensburg,...
Dr. M.’s “Follow Me” Is Where Adult Contemporary Meets the Heavy
At thirty-nine and working as a self-employed musician, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, Dr. M goes on to create whole...
Martin Lloyd Howard’s “Highland Mist” Is a Masterclass in Acoustic Atmosphere
Welcome back to Songweb, Martin Lloyd Howard. You are a name worth remembering, not because of your command of...
C’batch’s ‘The Vault 4 – Cinematic’ Is A Soundtrack for Stories We Have Never Seen
While some artists produce records and others produce songs, C’batch is the one who creates whole worlds. Once again,...
Soleil Pulls the Heart Back Into Her Own Hands with “Heart Strings”
Originally from New York and now making waves in Miami, Soleil brings the instincts of a singer-songwriter, DJ, and...