“Sweet Foxhound” is wired on shoegaze, tone consistency, and a coherent relationship between the bassline and the drums. It’s weirdly endearing and nostalgic, the way this song accurately captures a side of alternative and indie that we rarely come by these days. Be prepared to jam or zone out to five minutes of fun. The […]
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Songs are deemed to be something to relate to, we respect that. They have to get you, in a sense that they would be that friend who cries with you, throws rocks with you, pounds on the walls with you. But sometimes, music has to be the mediator, or the one that makes you want
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This album is no laughing nor scoffing matter, because it proves that you can have a good time listening to good tunes while learning something new or in-depth. Take the title into heavy consideration; “Bank Statements” consists of thirteen tracks, all filled with hip-hop greatness and newly curated arrangements. Essentially, you’re getting yourself into a
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From the moment this song starts, we guarantee you’d bop along to the beat in an instant and say, “oh yeah, this is it”. Its carefree and constant rhythm would make anyone feel at ease, its reggae nature turning every negative feeling upside down. Shelita is an up and coming indie-pop artist from Seattle, and
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When darkness and revenge consumes someone, the outcome is more likely to be that of “My Darkness (Dorian Gray)”, which, based on the song’s title, is somewhat a nod to Oscar Wilde’s character of the same name. However, this song goes beyond that, and uses that figure as more of a reference point. Coming out
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It really goes to show that you can create something meaningful when it’s filled with purpose, fun, and personality. Amara Fe regards “Reborn” as a new wave of creativity, which she believes welcomes new ideas and listeners with it. This record is a thirteen-track gem, a supply of strength, resilience, and inspiration. Think Rihanna and
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People are used to associating the feeling of love with sunshine, rainbows and glitter and everything bright and positive in the world; however, love isn’t all that, because it’s also mysterious, something people shouldn’t be fully content with. That other side is shown, heard, and felt in “Love Isn’t Always”, a song heavy on ambience
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Written and performed with poise, “Infinite Possibilities” is just as dreamy and hopeful as it sounds, but with the intent to actually stand firm and fulfill those dreams. It tells a story about a journey through a high-flowing melody and vocabulary that extends beyond the screen and speakers. Kelsie Kimberlin is an American-Ukrainian singer and
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For a record with an almost niche concept, we can’t get enough on how “God Of The Dead” sounds and feels. It explores the extensive range of rock, from folk, blues, funk—you name it, the album probably has the type of song you’re looking for. Think of a Flying Dutchman sort of scene, with the
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Sometimes, things just need to be put out there, may it be unfiltered or thought out, planned or unplanned. In this case, Trevor Drako has managed to put every emotion in hip-hop track “Bottomless Emotions”, effectively utilizing music as an outlet, and his platform a place for everyone to come together and resonate with his
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