Album Reviews

Sankarshan Das has a lot to say in his new single “The World Peace Formula,” and when it comes to getting it off of his chest, he’ll use whatever melodic weaponry is handy to make sure we get the point. Armed with a guitar and a voice that is both …

Kevin Phillips and Donnie Breeze aren’t interested in lamenting the year 2020 in their new single “Order My Steps,” nor in the music video made for the track and released just recently to a warm reception online. “Order My Steps” isn’t about getting absorbed by the strife of the nightly …

In this quintessentially country track, Richard Lynch pays homage to country music by singing an ode to the recently deceased, Doug Supernaw, a country star who rose to fame back in the day. A classic country slow jam, Lynch uses his rich, deep tones as he charmingly tells this story. …

Strikingly communal in feeling but streamlined in a familiarly pop fashion, the visual component of the music video for Kate Tucker’s “A Little Bit of Love” is definitely reason enough to check out the latest release to bear the artist’s name, but hardly the lone element of excitement you’re certain …

Get ready to rock, because Davy Williamson’s new single ‘Thin Disguise’ is about to send you into an all-out listening frenzy. Starting with unmistakably roaring guitars, Williamson’s vocal performance perfectly complements the song’s rebellious and emotional tone. With depth and a growl slightly resembling the Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl, and …

Angst-ridden and powered by a vocal that could seduce even the most country music-averse among us, The Tennessee Werewolves’ “American Dream” is a brooding country ballad that is as much an outlaw as it is an example of the band’s capabilities in stereo. Whether we’re taking in the music video …

Starting off with a subtle beat that will eventually become the catalyst for the song’s best moments, Stokoff’s “Fuego & Hielo” doesn’t necessarily whip out the fireworks right from the jump, but instead spreads out the catharsis as far as it will run. In this latest single and music video …

It’s 2020, and while America has never been fatter, the nation’s problems have never been quite as obvious and difficult to ignore by all measurements. People sleeping on the streets, the sick needlessly dying, the hungry withering away beneath the smog of a pollution-ridden environment; all for lack of sufficient …

R&B groups ruled supreme in the 1980s and 1990s, but it’s been some time since the exhibited the same success – and caliber of talent – on this front as it once did. That being said, Final Draft aren’t letting anything stop them from reviving a classic format within the …

Flowing from the speakers in an evenhanded strut that quickly forms the basis for an addictive pop groove, Soup Review’s “Stars in Their Eyes on SSRIs” doesn’t have time for an intro. There aren’t any big features stepping into focus ahead of the band’s play, nor do we have to …

MkX has shown us his melodic skillset on plenty of occasions prior to his latest trip to the recording studio, but in the new single and music video “Fall,” he strips his sound clean for a hard-hitting rap performance unlike anything else presently in his discography. Addressing the camera straight-on …

Coming into focus alongside sleigh bells that can only signify one thing, Linda Imperial’s new single “Christmas You and Me” doesn’t waste our time with an extended intro ahead of its charismatic opening verses. Instead, this song sees Imperial eager to unleash everything she’s capable of producing inside of the …