Category: Music
Joel Olofsson – “Let Me Carry You” – illustrative songwriting and a heartfelt vocal performance
Born and raised in Sweden, in the countryside outside Värnamo, Joel Olofsson wrote his first lyrics and came up with his first melody when he [Read More…]
The Unwell – “New Worlds and Ancient Mysteries” – a dynamic, dramatic and emotional set of soundscapes
Balance, beauty, bone-crushing grit and superlative technique, are all to be found in the lush sounds of “New Worlds and Ancient Mysteries” by The Unwell. [Read More…]
Winchester 7 & the Runners – “Catacomb Songs” – Intellectualized indie rock!
Winchester 7 & the Runners may not have invented indie alternative rock, but they certainly know how to put it all together better than almost [Read More…]
King Lo observes the music game and industry to improve his craft
Luis or King Lo is a talented and independent music artist from Syracuse, New York. He stepped foot into the music industry back in 2017 [Read More…]
Essam x Flex King – “On the Road” eloquently articulates their purpose as emcees
After just one listening to “On the Road” by Essam x Flex King, and you get the impression that the rapper comes from a strong [Read More…]
Travis Bickle – “The Future of Rock As We Know It” – a unique identity, with shades of some of the past rock greats
Ian Ratliff, an independent musician and producer based out of Scottsdale, Arizona, started out with an old mixing board he found in his family’s garage [Read More…]
Reese Warren – “Good Life” sounds like the beginning of something important!
It’s not everyday a 12-year-old draws comparisons to her superstar peers, so you can rest assured Reese Warren is very special. With a golden voice, [Read More…]
DeadXDying – “False Hope” is concerned with emotional truths
“Since I died I’m dead weight, not dead like heaven’s gate…but I’m dead like I can’t feel a goddamn thing!” is a line you’ll hear [Read More…]
James Bene – “Hours” is sewn together with bright, expressive vocal artistry
Song after song, James Bene brings his own sensibilities, emotions and finely-calibrated vocals to the table, unlocking sonic possibilities that many of his peers fail [Read More…]
Tymon Kimber – “Bloodsport” – witty lyricism and an effortless flow
Streaming numbers consistently show that hip-hop still reigns as the most popular and influential genre. The culture is all around as hip-hop continues to move [Read More…]
