Music has this uncanny ability to transport you through all possible dimensions—be it through time or in another world—with just the right sound you can exist in that moment. Hollie Kenniff is a Canadian-American ambient pop extraordinaire, and her music will link you to that kind of adventure! Released on December 6th this year, “For […]
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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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In today’s world, there’s no denying that fame is power, and PHAZE GAWD‘s latest drop GoZodie! narrates exactly just that. It is an 8-track collection that comes in with an empowering vibe with its upbeat raps, fiery beats, and infectious synths that guarantee to produce head bops throughout the listening experience. This album is packed,
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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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Here’s the thing: I’m always a sucker for music with dedications to the artist’s dearly loved someone: it could be a family member, it could be an artist that they looked up to, or it could be a dedication for themselves; it doesn’t really matter if it’s for whom, but yes. I’d always dig that
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Rock is not dead, and the band duo TEENBIRD is back again to prove this very statement. Mark your calendars as this November 16, 2024, this duo composed of Mario Hailer, who’s in charge of all the instruments, and Marcello Vieira, for all the vocals, is back to hit the road and set it on
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Music is power; it is meant to make you feel something—with unfiltered emotion pulsing from the beats of the song, the shaking of the walls of your room, which directly connects to the beat of your heart and provides warmth to your soul. This is basically one of the reasons why a lot of people
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SEER SEEKER really said “Spells and secrets, I guess I’ll share them” with this album. It’s a combination of rap, alternative, hip-hop, synth, not to mention the concept behind this entire record, and we’re here for it. With ten songs, it really leaves us to use and resonate with them in any way we want,
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Music has the power to fill up space and create vast new worlds, and Lancelot Chen’s latest album, “Gist of the Dusk,” this sure is one great solid example. Released on November 1, 2024, “Gist of the Dusk” has its own unique way of making a compelling walk toward the center stage of the music
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