EP Review

On some rare occasions, there are projects that will make you stop and wonder, “What did just happen?” upon first listen, and that is exactly what happened to me after checking out the new EP of Eliza Harrison Smith, “The Way I’m Wired.”. Eliza’s rise in the music industry is not by accident; the 60k […]

Du Malai is back, and we are so excited about it! This time, this artist is back with even more great-sounding songs and more meaningful stories to tell with his latest EP, Stories in the Sky. Dropping this 29th of January, this four-track collection connects Du Malai to his roots with the prominent use of

In an industry where the insatiable trendy sounds are favored and pushed to become bigger and louder for people to hear, Lia Veyn‘s newly released EP, World on Fire, lies in its power its simplicity, and a whole lot of different worldviews. I honestly did not expect it to hit me so hard, but this

El Poder de la Infancia (also known as The Power of Childhood), a six-member ensemble based in Parana, Argentina, released a bold EP entitled “Campamento” under the label Tunitemusic. I honestly didn’t know what to expect upon checkout of this release, but dang! This band sure knows how to bring the house down with their

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

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,

I Dont Do Drugs, I Am Drugs. Bold statement for a project title. Then again, rapper Soch doesn’t really come off like anything but bold. A cold-rhymed rapper with a clear influence from people in the Griselda camp such as Benny the Butcher, this eight-track project makes a case for how music can be more

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

Eccentricity goes a long way to make an artist stand out, and whether that comes in the way of sheer rawness, charm and candor coming together or just sheer mastery in one’s performance, there is always a form of eccentricity that I appreciate first and foremost. Enter Chymes, an Australian alternative pop artist who has

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