As a musician, covering songs is second to none, but what if that song came from a legend? Yes, you’ve read that right. Dirt Preachers Union and Joey Harris covered a song from the late Paul Kamanski. Join me as I discuss why ‘Flowers’ is now their original track. ‘Flowers’ started with this draggy-sounding feeling […]
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Every once in a while, you get to sit back and be uplifted by how powerful music is, and that is the case with Shervin Boloorian’s newest single, “My Free Heart”. Let’s uncover why lyrics and simplicity is and will always be king. “My Free Heart” started with a soothing chord progression that created an
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The theme, “love,” has got to be the most used concept in songwriting and artistry in general, but Kindé’s debut EP, Letter in Love, has got to be one of the most interesting ones that I have binged listened to so far. Join me as I talk about the EP in detail, and read why
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I can pretty much sum up what it means to be an artist today, but instead of writing thousands and thousands of words, I’ll let Jordan Corey’s newest album, “the tunnel + the light” show you. The wah guitar riff throughout the first track, “Friend Like Me,” fits the overall vibe of the track. If
PUNKTUALS has just released its debut album, “Better Never Than Late” under FRIENDO RECORDS. Join me as I discuss the LP and why PUNKTUALS is punk in their own way. The LP begins with “Better Never Than Late,” which is the main single. This track is punk because it introduces us to a song about
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The hardest part of doing music reviews is understanding the song. You have to be one with the songwriter and understand their perspective. But the question is, how can you understand a perspective if there’s no voice telling it? Positive Reptile is a solo artist based out of Seattle, WA. His style is Indian Funk
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Journey // Destination is Raw Soul’s newest LP to date, and if I can be honest, his style of music is a breath of fresh air. We live in an age where, in order to reach the top, you have to rap in a fast-paced style, you need to have an overly used sample, and
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The Comeback is Beyond the Midwest’s debut album. In all my years of reviewing music, It was worth saying that I was lucky to be one of the first few people to listen to this album. It moved me in ways I can’t imagine. Let’s do a deep dive and read why “The Comeback” is
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ReBorn is the latest album from up-and-coming artist NeyQuam. The album consists of 26 tracks. Yes, you’ve read that right—26 tracks. That is 1 hour and 12 minutes of hip-hop, RnB, and rap music. The LP features many artists who added their flavor to the tracks. ReBorn’s biggest accomplishment is its length. It’s very rare
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90 Beats per Minute is Cherry Makes Waves’s sophomore EP to date and to just spice things up, this 5 track EP is situated at 90 BPM making it a feat that no other artists would dare to do. Starting this EP off, we have Spaceman which is true to its title, started with this
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