Ada May Sacil

Writing works ranging from news, features, press releases, and scripts for technical and creative content.

“Spirit Box” by Love Ghost is a Quiet, Unsettling Descent into the Core of Your Emotions

International, New Music, Track Review

There’s something so eerily haunting when trying to reach out to the dead—it’s the muffled voices, or indistinct sounds that send chills to your spine. Spirit Box does the same. Only this time, Love Ghost isn’t talking about spirits, they speak to the shadows—confronting the depth of emotions. Spirit Box starts off with a soft, […]

“Spirit Box” by Love Ghost is a Quiet, Unsettling Descent into the Core of Your Emotions Read More »

Blood and Bones Takes Us to a Wakeless Warzone in their New Single, “Cost of Greed”

International, New Music, Track Review

Münster-based metalcore band, Blood and Bones, is known for mixing AI-generated vocals into their music, with artificial persona, Luna, on board. This groundbreaking approach breaks free from the traditional process of music-making and changes our perspective in how meaningful music can be created with technological innovation without losing the heart and soul of what it

Blood and Bones Takes Us to a Wakeless Warzone in their New Single, “Cost of Greed” Read More »

Authenticity Reigns Supreme in Tony Newbury & Charles Hamilton’s “$OMETHING NEW”

Album Review, International, New Music

Whoever said hip-hop is dying is clearly not paying attention. Because the release of $OMETHING NEW does not simply disprove it—it defies this claim. Released on July 21st, this 9-track album is a collaboration between 2009 XXL Freshman Charles Hamilton and rising NJ artist Tony Newbury. If you’re after music that isn’t half-baked, $OMETHING NEW

Authenticity Reigns Supreme in Tony Newbury & Charles Hamilton’s “$OMETHING NEW” Read More »

Every Second of A Wolf Like Me’s “4:49” Feels Lived In—That’s How it Sticks and Lingers

International, New Music, Track Review

There’s a distinct sound attached to an artist’s work when every layer bears the imprint of his hand and heart. This is how 4:49 by A Wolf Like Me stands out, where every part laid out is deeply personal and truly lived-in. A Wolf Like Me is the brainchild of Aaron Reiter. Hailing from Perth,

Every Second of A Wolf Like Me’s “4:49” Feels Lived In—That’s How it Sticks and Lingers Read More »

Dirk Garner Bites Deep in a Venomous, Web-Wrapping Hit “Black Widow”

International, New Music, Track Review

Dirk Garner is not just another name in the scene. His music does more than just punch, it bites—hard and deep. This time, he’s back with a slick, web-wrapping release Black Widow. Based in Concord, California, Garner sets the stage for an ear-grabbing, haunting, and cinematic track for your daily dose of rock music. Black

Dirk Garner Bites Deep in a Venomous, Web-Wrapping Hit “Black Widow” Read More »

Two Sides: Gemini by Marquis Nash is a sonic treat if you want your music intimate and soulful

EP Review, International, New Music

Love is complex, and sometimes, melodies are the only way to dissect its peaks and valleys, whether it’s for a partner, a past, or within ourselves. Two Sides: Gemini from Marquis Nash is a curation of six tracks that unearths this theme in a soulful R&B way. Take Our Time opens the EP warm and

Two Sides: Gemini by Marquis Nash is a sonic treat if you want your music intimate and soulful Read More »

Mano Obsidian’s Fog Of War is loud and unsettling, and that’s exactly why you need to hear it

EP Review, International, New Music

No one wins a war. All the cruelty, suffering, and violence that happened from the endless greed to gain authority and power have long-term consequences, and it manifests from one generation to another. Artists who keep on shedding light to this reality plays a significant role in society. Mano Obsidian released his first solo EP

Mano Obsidian’s Fog Of War is loud and unsettling, and that’s exactly why you need to hear it Read More »

Plàsi’s Camino is more than just an EP, it’s a gem for those who want their music deep, warm, and human

EP Review, International, New Music

In the scene where substance and soul is often overlooked, there are several gems that shine to make you feel beyond the usual shallow surface. Plàsi’s latest EP Camino is one of those gems, offering five tracks that are warm, organic, and very human. It is evident how much passion and creativity Plàsi poured on

Plàsi’s Camino is more than just an EP, it’s a gem for those who want their music deep, warm, and human Read More »

Post Death Soundtrack returns with a bleak, hypnotic statement IN ALL MY NIGHTMARES I AM ALONE

Album Review, International, New Music

Enter the world of spiraling and succumbing to inner darkness in this 30-track album IN ALL MY NIGHTMARES I AM ALONE by Post Death Soundtrack, an auditory sensation like a spider skittering across your skin. Listening to every track feels like being pulled into an abyss of uncertainty — a descent through layered grief. And

Post Death Soundtrack returns with a bleak, hypnotic statement IN ALL MY NIGHTMARES I AM ALONE Read More »