Pop collaborators Jasmine Crowe and Jonathan Fairchild are having quite the winter indeed. It’s the end of the year and 2023 is just around the corner, and this duo is dropping a summery track in the style of “Poolside,” which is burning up the underground like few other pop singles …
Read More »Album Review: The Veldt – “Entropy is the Mainline to God”
Confidence can make or break any album, and in iconic indie rockers The Veldt’s new offering Entropy is the Mainline to God, it’s the catalyst for some of the record’s most profound moments, such as the otherwise poetically heart-wrenching “Red Flagz” and uncompromisingly rocking “Electric Revolution.” The Veldt doesn’t want to …
Read More »Single Review: Pure Order – “Sons Of Belial”
Pure Order are a lot of things, but one thing they aren’t is your mom and dad’s hip-hop duo (in all the right ways), and that’s made abundantly clear to us in the cerebral video for their latest single, “Sons Of Belial,” which is currently out and available everywhere provocative …
Read More »Single Review: Kelsie Kimberlin – “Fruit Basket”
Though it’s powerful, to say the least, even the passion espoused in the vibrantly exotic introduction that greets us at the onset of “Fruit Basket” can’t match the emotion in Kelsie Kimberlin’s voice as she begins to serenade us in these opening bars that open her new colorful music video …
Read More »Single Review: Betty Beata – “My Favourite Time Of The Year”
In the last few years, Betty Beata’s contemporary pop scene – and the generation that has been taking it over one track at a time – has turned out some soul-stirring material ranging from the simple to the complex and surreal, but with her lovely slice of holiday-style R&B in …
Read More »Single Review: Greye – “Bang Bang”
Holding the torch and carrying on into the modern music landscape with a focus on maintaining the legacy of rock music can be extremely tough, especially in 2023 when rock music has long since gone the way of the dinosaur — modern rock acts in the mainstream don’t really exist …
Read More »Single Review: Nicky Roland – “Tokyo 3000”
DJ/Producer Nicky Roland has released new banging hits. Tokyo 3000: inspired by the Coalesce Sound and Vision parties, aiming to capture some of the energy and quirkiness of said parties, smashed together with a futurist twist. Stream the song here or on your favourite streaming service~ Bonus for fans get a Free …
Read More »Album Review: Auto Chlor “Kid Gloves / Crystal Math”
If you had told me that the next time I’d hear an ABBA cover, it would be through the lens of a distorted, sound-rock, electro-dark ambient sound collective from Athens, Georgia, well, I probably would have believed you. Crazier things have happened, with one such example being that the cover …
Read More »Album Review: DEVORA – “God Is Dead”
Preoccupied with the melodies that guide its signature harmony from the moment we hit the play button, DEVORA’s “Wild West” is as close to a signature track as her new record God is Dead contains outside of its title cut, but its cosmetics aren’t the only reason why. A vocal-driven but still …
Read More »Single Review: VX “Cold”
Tears stream down my face as I listen to the sorrowful strains of VX’s debut Single, “COLD.” This young artist, who draws inspiration from OutKast, Mobb Deep, Tupac, REM, and Nirvana, has crafted a masterpiece of melancholic melody and heart-wrenching lyrics that truly takes my breath away. VX’s journey as …
Read More »Single Review: “By Your Side” Tim Snider and Wolfgang Timber
Lyrical duality is essential to a successful career as a singer/songwriter, and if this is still the case through the duration of the 2020s, I think Tim Snider should count on seeing a lot of good fortune coming his way on the back of songs like his single “By Your …
Read More »Single Review: Dude Reppin Knowhere “Super Dude”
With a buoyant swell to its main beat, it’s clear from the jump that Dude Reppin Knowhere isn’t looking to deliver a subtle collaborative single in the new release “Super Dude,” but instead something as robust as his personality is. While Dude Reppin Knowhere breaks off some righteous wit with …
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