Eli Wise Finds the Funny Side of Becoming Yourself With “Ghosts and Logic” EP
Being away from music for ten years can either weaken an artist’s intuition or provide them with something valuable...
Krey Galin’s “My Plan” Is One Song, Seven Languages, One Borderless Vision
Music is far more interesting when it doesn’t stay in one place, and that concept lies at the heart...
Mary Tuttle Finds the Divine in Love, Risk, and the Wild: “God in the Wild”
A debut EP has the ability to present an artist, but “God in the Wild” does more than that:...
Cash Every Denomination Turns Survival Into Sound on “Hustlers Haven 2.0 – Legacy Edition”
Hip-Hop has always made room for the hustler; the dreamer with a plan, the survivor with scars, and the...
David Moore Turns Memory Into Music on “A Wink Is As Good As A Nod To A Blind Mule”
In June 2024, David Moore was introduced to readers of the site, who is an artist from Knox City...
Amelia Earnshaw Turns Life’s Quiet Moments Into Something Beautiful With “Written in the Rain.”
Amelia Earnshaw arrives on our blog with an artistic presence that doesn’t have to call attention to itself. As...
Wingfish’s “Dyads” Is A Weathered, Living Guitar Album That Refuses to Sit Still
A band from the small Danish town of Gjern has an unexpectedly strong musical memory. Wingfish came together in...
Johnny Amoral’s “Delirium” Is Where Grunge, Grit and Self-Examination Collide
Adelaide/Kangaroo Island has produced an artist who sounds like he has little interest in pretending everything is fine. Johnny...
Julia Tuzhilkov’s “Redirection” Album Turns Life’s Detours Into Honest, Catchy Pop
A debut album called “Redirection” impresses with confidence, since the title implies a sense of movement. Julia Tuzhilkov is...
Chameleous’ “Wicked Din” Is A Wild, Warm, and Wondrous Ride Through the Human Condition
Tennessee has provided a lot of rock music to the world, but Chameleous is different in that it features...