On the fringes of music you can find some really spectacular things. It’s a journey that’s often worth taking- trying to scope out artists doing something unique and passionate in the face of everything corporate and plain. Here’s one of those few examples of true gems that can only really be found with a little […]
Neil Brannigan Tyrrell: ‘Sun Of The Raven’ – a feeling of purpose and potential for good
Neil Brannigan Tyrrell is a singer-songwriter from Ballyfermot, Dublin, Ireland. Neil was born in London and then moved to Dublin when he was still really young. He lived in South Africa for the last 5 years, until September 2015 when Neil decided to move back to London to further his career. While in South Africa, […]
Julian: “Love Letter” – soaring, sure-footed vocals comes in layers of colors, sounds and textures
Julian Alexander Coiner, aged 21, is from Caroll, Maryland, sadly, lost his Mother, Maya Boston, on June 19, 2015, and though he faces many emotions of loss and despair, Julian is adamant to pursue his passion for making innovative music. If like me, you think that much of Pop on the radio sounds generic to […]
bigOmuziq: “Le Renaissance” – takes inspiration from divergent genres
bigOmuziq has often been referred to as the “Bruce Wayne of Hip-hop”, as he is an attorney and community activist by day, and a brutally candid emcee by night. His interest in music emerged at a young age as he began writing poetry at 14. In August 2013, from his basement, he digitally released his […]
Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” produces a unique listening experience
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the vinyl format and the successful analog-driven soundtracks of films such as Drive and Maniac. These influences can be traced back to the vintage electronic scores of iconic director and film composer John Carpenter. […]
ILLUMENIUM: “Towards Endless 8” cultivates enormous rock songs!
ILLUMENIUM is an independent rock band from Estonia. Active since last year October, the band has been touring to promote their debut album “Towards Endless 8” tour in Europe. In 2016 ILLUMENIUM plans to hit Australia and USA. They are truly an independent band. ILLUMENIUM have their own label, they handle and organize their own […]
Nytro: “Some Things Never Change” – rough-riding rhythms and some good chanting choruses
I was a Judas Priest fanatic in the late 70’s and the 80’s but fell away in the 90’s as I didn’t like the direction that Painkiller was heading in. Now in 2015 I see that the Priest is back to their old ways with an absolute tour de force of fiery riffs, virtuoso solos […]
Pia Dean: “Gone” Featuring Scarlet Cox – another towering compositional achievement
At first listen, you’ll love “Gone”. Focus on the lyrics and you’ll be entering Pia’s world, where her most intimate thoughts and emotions are revealed. It’s like creeping into someone’s bedroom unannounced, maybe reading s friend’s personal diary, or even eavesdropping into a private conversation. Pia Dean’s songs are intimate in communication, elegant in construction, […]
EsZ (Erron’s Attic): “Up In The Clouds” – if you don’t have this single, go get it and tell a friend!
Brooklyn-based hip hop artist EsZ (Erron’s Attic) is back with a new single, entitled “Up In The Clouds” in which EsZ uses the GTA online video game as a metaphorical inspiration for describing the current state of the Rap game. And the opening verse speaks rather clearly: “Up in the clouds / Losing my mind […]
BogglesWorth: “NERVE” – If you dig perfectly cultivated distortion, fat beats and catchy tunes, then this is the stuff.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the majority of BogglesWorth’s previous works, and his latest release – the “NERVE” Ep – does not disappoint in any way. Every track is easy to listen to. It’s one of those productions that you will enjoy playing in its entirety, not just download a one or two tracks to your […]
