Frank Hugo is a boss in his scene, and in the music video for his new single “CEO Flow” he’s rolling as hard as a hip-hop emperor rightly should. Intro? That’s too 2010s – in “CEO Flow,” Hugo is interested in getting right into the guts of the beat with …
Read More »Single Review: Michael Ghould “Girls & Boys”
Few indie acts in the history of the British underground have as memorable and noteworthy a legacy as that of Blur, and for his latest release Michael Ghould covers the band’s classic “Girls & Boys” with a degree of intimacy required to do it the right way. Aggression is one …
Read More »Single Review: “I’m Paintin'” SugaKane
SugaKane and Too Tone didn’t pull up to mess around in their new collaborative single and music video “I’m Paintin” this December – on the contrary, they’re looking to devastate a quiet year in hip-hop with one last stab at greatness before putting 2020 to bed. With none of the …
Read More »Single Review: Randy Seedorff “Family Tree”
A veteran of the country genre, Randy Seedorff has been bringing his love for music and the Lord together for decades upon decades. His latest release, “Family Tree,” is the next evolution of his sound. His lyricism is still as heartfelt as ever, reminiscing about the time he spent with …
Read More »Single Review: Stringz EMB “Perfect”
Led by a soft lead vocal from Stringz EMB, the new single and music video “Perfect” doesn’t blend R&B and melodic hip-hop together in the same style as so many other tracks have this season. Instead of emphasizing tempo or even tone, the dexterity of the verses and the moderate …
Read More »Single Review: Stacy Gabel “High Heeled Shoes”
Simple to the core but nonetheless sporting a vibrant lead vocal, Stacy Gabel’s new single “High Heeled Shoes” isn’t changing the game for pop music – instead, this song just making it a little more exciting to listen to this December. As a singer/songwriter, Gabel has been flirting with a …
Read More »Single Review: See Your Shadow “Today I Do Became I Don’t”
See Your Shadow has quickly become one of the more innovative country-rock bands to come out in recent years. The Phoenix collective returns with a new release entitled “Today I Do Became I Don’t,” one of the more story-centric tracks the band has released thus far. A celebratory anthem of …
Read More »Single Review: Tolu. A “My Talents”
Tolu. A has a lot he wants to say to us in the new single and music video “My Talents” off of his debut EP Magnificent, but he won’t be speaking a word to us for the entirety of the song’s six and a half minute running time. Instead, the …
Read More »Single Review: Terri Bannister “Little Is Much”
There isn’t much in this world that is as empowering as music can be, and in her debut single “Little is Much,” singer Terri Bannister does everything she can to put a little bit of missing love back into the world this December. As it’s been said a thousand and …
Read More »Single Review: Jane n’ The Jungle “Lucky 7”
There’s nothing quite like watching a song come to life inside of a recording studio, and in the video for their new single “Lucky 7” rockers Jane n’ the Jungle offer us a fly-on-the-wall experience fans of heavy music are certain to enjoy. Although structured as a showcase for the …
Read More »Single Review: Ten Penny Gypsy “Making Headway”
No better track exemplifies everything that Ten Penny Gypsy’s sophomore album Fugitive Heart does right than the intro record, “Making Headway.” Consisting of the dynamic duo Justin Patterson and Laura Lynn Danley with assistance from former Neil Young band member Anthony Crawford, the ten-track effort showcased some of the best …
Read More »Single Review: Mason Embers “Rush”
Crisp and brilliantly positioned as to draw the most color out of the vocal and percussion as possible, the acoustic guitar part in Mason Embers’ “Rush” was what initially made me fall in love with the song and its music video, but it’s not the only attribute that makes this …
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