Review Of Studio D’lux’s “Old School”
In a genre where so many bands are satisfied to lean on tried-and-true clichés, Studio D’lux’s “Old School” is...
Review Of Mariana Masetto’s “Lagoa do Ibiraquera”
Mariana Masetto, a singer-songwriter from Argentina’s Ciudad de Buenos Aires, captures hearts and steals spotlights with her compositions, as...
Sarah Mickey, Adam Tilzer’s and Jordan Popky’ Gets A New “Hair Care” Routine With Joint Track
Published as Sarah Mickey’s debut, Adam Tilzer’s first original release as a solo artist, and Jordan Popky’s first release...
Review Of Joku’s “Infatuation”
Certain tunes are too infectious and addicting to resist. Such tunes are handled with amazing harmonies and send chills...
Review Of Easymess’ “Fireworks and Foxes”
Easymess, a French musician presently residing in London, is an incredible artist who produces creative, emotionally driven lyrics for...
Review Of Chucky Trading Co’s “Sleepwalking Through History”
This time, it’s a wonderful surprise to come upon the musical trio Chucky Trading Co, which includes songwriter CS...
Review Of Sano Hill’s “Dancer”
After hearing “Sing Out Loud” by Irish singer Sano Hill, my admiration for his artistry grew exponentially. I later...
Review Of Angelina Luzi’s “Silent Moon”
Angelina Luzi, a London-based independent musician, has released “Silent Moon,” an emotionally intense and contemplative composition. This song is...
Review Of Jay Roecker’s “Pour On Me”
Jay Roecker, from Austin, Texas, began recording and collaborating with other artists under the band moniker “Members Only” in...
Review Of Intercontinen7al’s “Some Thousand Feet High”
The talented music group Intercontinen7al has returned with “Some Thousand Feet High,” the 10th track on their 14-track album...