Year: 2018

Charles Luck ft. Tino Red: “Alive Or Just Breathing?” – raw authenticity

Atlanta-based Charles Luck heads a collaborative crew of sensational singers and rappers from all over the world, called Black Astronaut, who blend hip hop and EDM along with strong classic rock, soul, R&B and pop influences in their songs. One of those collaborators is rapper, singer and producer Tino Red. Together, the two have a […]

NazB: “When We Were Young” – a feel good hook and an uplifting vibe

As a child growing up in Nigeria, NazB was surrounded by the music of his native West African homeland. With members of his immediate and extended family playing instruments and singing, music was a part of his upbringing. His persistence and perseverance eventually gained him the nickname Nazodobas, which eventually evolved into NazB and became […]

Sudar Percussion Ensemble Innovate with incredible musicality and technical skills

The Sudar Percussion Ensemble is a successful, award-winning group from Croatia that consists of very talented Croatian percussionists. They have completed a very high number of performances, tours and projects in Croatia and abroad since 2010.Their distinguishing characteristic is the original interpretations of famous works by classical and popular music composers, as well as their […]

“STAND UP” – The New RAVENSCROFT Video!

Ralph Buso (Vocals), Brett Gorke (Guitars), Devin Baker (Bass), Pat Magrath (Drums), collectively known as RAVENSCROFT, are working on their most unique, creative, exploratory, and bone-crushing recording they have ever produced. It’s a progressive work of metal and rock art, delving deep into the nature of their craft. This six song EP “Rebel” will be […]

Exit 22 Music: “Last Goodbye” -pure, unadulterated pop-rock terrain

It seems almost impossible that an artist that has been around this long – 20 years in Chris Calamera’s case, can keep making records that stand up among the best that he has ever done. Let’s be clear: “Last Goodbye” is a great song. It’s poppy, with a big melody and an insistent rock rhythm, and […]

Lake of the Lion – a master of a meaningful multilayered orchestration

Lake of the Lion is the brand name and moniker for Luxembourg music composer and producer, Daniel Kohnen, who is steadily building up his catalog and increasing his fan-base with regular new releases. In recent years, ambient instrumental and soundtrack scores have been following a certain trend. Composers seem to have this motif of creating […]

Natalie Jean and Levi Moore: “The Letting Go” has a dexterity and willingness to take shape at each turn

A good duet, in our modern age, is a rare thing. There are plenty of features, guest verses and co-writes, and the cameo drop-in is a dime a dozen. The number of genuine duets, where vocalists share verses and tell a story together in the space of a song, is very small. If your optimism fails you, […]

MAKI: ‘Waking Up With The World On Fire’ – decidedly textural, atmospheric and cerebral

The world is a fragmented place, with fear and hate giving rise to isolationist movements around the globe and huge portions of the population turning inward rather than outward towards each other. As such waves of bigotry spread like wildfire, the music scene becomes extremely important, not just because it means more great music, but […]

3 Phase will undoubtedly garner accolades from across the board

The names Chirag Shah, Prasham Deliwala and Melvin Saldana may in themselves not ring a familiar bell in your ear right now. Probably, neither will the moniker ‘3 Phase’, nor their 6 track self-titled EP. It’s logical, it’s the law of the industry’s hype machine – cast a light on the big label clones, and […]

Sy: “Get Out Of My Dreams” – examines the intricacies of a relationship built on want and lust

The singer, songwriter and author, Sy, releases a brand new single produced by Rueben Wood. The track “Get Out Of My Dreams” is the first single release written by the artist in 2018, since writing two self-help books, “A Swan Among Ducks” and “Saying Yes to (No): Learning the Power of (No) before the end […]

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