EP Review

You just gotta love it when artists aren’t afraid to explore, when their sound isn’t boxed and genuinely feels alive. JulianTheGirl’s “Tales From The Modem” is that kind of record: not built from trends or some formulaic pursuit of what is in but from genuine artistry and instinct. An artist knows how to open an […]

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

You might think folk is for nights with acoustic guitar played in front of the campfire, but Dan Rose is here to prove you wrong with To The Bitter End. It’s Billy Bragg’s political edge and Elliott Smith’s stripped down sincerity colliding, as if they both played in New York’s oldest rock club for a

There’s a certain type of rapper who spends years buffing their sound until it’s as glossy and frictionless as a Spotify playlist made for dental offices. BruceBan$hee is not that rapper. His new EP, 4th Wall, is what happens when you take the polite façade of modern alt-rap, set it on fire, and then throw

Coming of age doesn’t always need to sound like angst or grit. Sometimes, it arrives quietly, like a slow realization whispered into thin air. Tim frames this exact scenario in Solo. Hailing from United States, Tim released Solo as part of his mixtape Pink. He writes and produces all his songs as an independent artist.

You know what hits harder than any romantic heartbreak? It’s being caught, attached in a friendship that was never genuine in the first place. And what you’ll get from Haven’s latest EP “Everything Wants You When You Want Nothing” isn’t a mere story of pain and escape. It’s breaking away from being drained, diminished, and

If you Spotify, click on whatever playlist is curated by a man in a Nashville office who probably has the word “synergy” written on his whiteboard, you’ll likely be assaulted by a wave of bright voices, stadium-ready choruses, and lyrics about tailgates that sound suspiciously like they were assembled by AI. It’s a genre where

Let’s make this clear. Young Gstar isn’t here to play, he’s here to build a cosmic legacy. With the release of SPACE TOURIST, he makes sure that you don’t just lean in, you’ll get caught into his orbit without any warning. The London/US-based artist engineers his music from the ground up, also known for his

Some collaborations feel like they were cooked up in a marketing department: everyone in matching outfits, smiling in front of a banner that says synergy, while someone in the corner is already working on the press release. SETSUNA is not that. SETSUNA is the musical equivalent of two strangers meeting at a bus stop, realising

Sun to Rise is a four-track EP by Stephen Foster, and it features songs wherein this isn’t even the kind of music that kicks the door down or even knocks politely. It’s more like the emotional equivalent of mist forming on a window. You’re not sure when it started, you’re not even entirely sure what