Be forewarned that this EP is not for those who are only looking for melodic, head-bobbing tunes. “Opulent Romance For Cynics” is more than just that. In fact, it seems to be more than just the label of an EP, a short album, or a bunch of songs. It’s certainly one that piques curiosity. But, […]
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Holly Havens has managed to tackle in-depth topics that all revolve around self-reflection, on the way to self-actualization despite themes that make people dive into their thoughts. “Uncanny”, a four-track EP, stays true to her sound of alternative/indie laced with a tinge of country, and it’s great. Throughout the songs, the tone of her guitar
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Who knew electro-pop and narrating how your relationship with your toxic ex went hand-in-hand? The thought alone makes the idea sound really great, and it is. Almost acting like slam poetry combined with catchy synth and a beat, Terrell Andretti’s brainchild “Supernova” seemed like it was written in the club, and was made for it.
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With her long history of being entangled in music and performance, “Ellipsis” serves as Pri James’ mark in the industry, outside her past musical involvements within the communities she’s been part of. The EP consists of four songs, each with a similar yet different feel in terms of sound and how everything is arranged and
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Unlike most songs today that usually come with lyrics to wrap everything up and convey what the artist wants to say, which in turn provide easier understanding of the craft, instrumentals are much more intriguing and complex. “Letters – The Hub Session” is a four-track EP that solely focuses on its sound and melodies, offering
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During this holiday season, you might find yourself attending or hosting parties and events left and right. Sometimes, the same playlists and rotations may go a little rusty after a few replays. Thankfully, a handful of new Christmas songs just came out: “A Christmas Wauwol”. CG Franky’s open to the fact that they use AI
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What a journey, this one. It feels as though you’ve just contemplated the meaning of being alive and dying in the span of twenty-eight minutes. “Blackship Enterprise” is a hip-hop album with a narrative, and it’s great. It starts and ends with a fitting introduction and outro, namely “Blackship Enterprise” and “Broken Pieces” respectively. After
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Don’t take that title the wrong way, let me explain myself. Listening to this album felt like diving into a person’s mind; it’s more than a lengthy, two-hour conversation with a friend about everything and anything under the sun. It has variety in what the songs are about, and the pleasant sound is just a
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What could go wrong with raw, intimate EPs? Who would deny a listening experience like this? Jade Coloured Glasses has crafted such a short yet intricate series of mixes with just four songs with an unusual yet intriguing title that is “The Slow Death of Lives Never Lived”. “Hey, check this out”, Jade Coloured Glasses
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Right off the bat, ‘I confess’ that this album masterfully channels its influences so well, especially the pop punk scene. “New Face” is guaranteed to remind you of those old iconic bands you loved in high school. Except there’s something oddly unique about the whole thing, which is one of the best parts about underrated
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