Ada May Sacil

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Desperate Electric Serve Peak Disco-Pop-for-the-Plot Energy on “I Control The Vibe”

International, New Music, Track Review

Don’t you just love it when a song feels less like music and more like a bad, unhinged decision in glitter and synths? Desperate Electric spirals into that atmosphere with their latest single, I Control The Vibe. Hailing from the mountains of Montana, Desperate Electric is a duo known for their effortless vocal harmonies and […]

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Mark Moule’s “Only Love” Isn’t Afraid To Take Up Space

EP Review, International, New Music

Sometimes, all it needs is a friend, his music room, and a stubborn idea that kept looping for years to create a masterpiece like Mark Moule’s debut EP, Only Love. Mark Moule is a singer-songwriter from Busselton, Australia, whose deeply emotional writing style carries traces of legends like Cat Stevens and Phil Collins. And that

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Motihari Brigade’s “Fortunate Son” Feels Like It Could Start A Revolution

International, New Music, Track Review

Covering a classic track has some high standards attached to it because let’s be honest — if you’re not bringing something new, why even touch it? But Motihari Brigade understands that what Fortunate Son needs isn’t a flat, clean rendition carried by nostalgia alone. It needs layers of friction, grit, and distortion like it could

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“On Vancouver Island” by tcr! Is A Lo-Fi Indie Rock Track Recorded Mid-Breakdown

International, New Music, Track Review

You just gotta love it when an artist doesn’t play nice. And no, this isn’t about some loud, try-hard edgy thing, but the kind that sounds like it was recorded mid-breakdown, then left it that way. On Vancouver Island by tcr! sits in that same vibe, giving you something that feels unstable and weirdly alive

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I.K.P.’s PSYCHE Is For Those Who Want Hip-Hop Lived Not Performed

EP Review, International, New Music

When an artist knows how not to get lost in bravado and noise, you’ll get something like I.K.P’s latest EP, PSYCHE. And it’s not your average hip-hop because at its core are lived experiences that make each track feel earned instead of performed. Kenny M. Alvarez, known artistically as I.K.P. (The Infamous King of Positivity),

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Inception Of Eternity’s Mother of Dawn Feels Like An Impending Doom

International, New Music, Track Review

When a metal track sounds exactly like an impending doom, you know you’re in for something for something cool and real. Because what is metal without that haunting, thunderous feel? And if you’re into that kind of vibe, Inception Of Eternity’s Mother of Dawn is back in the scene to give you that exact edge.

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Reetoxa’s “Soliloquy” Is a 26-Track Rebuttal to Algorithm-Driven Music

Album Review, International, New Music

There’s something so undeniably bold about a band releasing a 26-track album in the scene where everyone wants something short and instant. Let’s be honest here, it’s either that 15-second hook for TikTok or the algorithm-friendly single that everyone forgets after like two weeks. It’s as if everything is curated to cater to short attention

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The Iddy Biddies’ “The World Inside” Isn’t Just A Concept, It’s A Manifestation Of What Makes Us Human

Album Review, International, New Music

You’ll definitely understand why The Iddy Biddies believe music should feel like a “dinner invitation to a conversation that matters” once you tune in to their sophomore album “The World Inside”. Because in a pool of tracks made for performance and show-offs, there are a few cuts that feel like someone saved a seat for

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Stephen Royal’s “Pray” is for the Willing and the Wounded

International, New Music, Track Review

Some create music to entertain, but some give you something to hold onto even when faith feels fragile. That’s Stephen Royal’s “Pray”, and it sits quietly between a testimony and a conversation with God. Stephen Royal is an American singer-songwriter known for his vibrant, soulful music. With Pray, he embarks on a new journey led

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