Mid Life Crisis Paul McCartney (Rick’s Version) consists of two tracks, and it’s guaranteed to put you in a whirlwind of sound once you give it a shot. Ravetank seemingly aims to engage audiences through what they can offer through reverberating rhythms and their distinct ambience. For the first track of the same name, the […]
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When emotion and creativity come together, it usually brings forth great pieces of art. “Cry for Health”, being made during a trying time in his life, is one of those works of art. It carries the influence and significance of the genre of hip-hop in Juss-1’s life, as well as the weight within him, relaying
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Hip-hop has always been a genre of bravado. Arguably from the peak of Run DMC, the first big stars and the forefathers of hip-hop in general, hip-hop has been defined by flexing over your lyrical skills over head-bumping beats. If you’re a killer MC, you can go far. Enter Gemspit Exquisite. This is a scrappy
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Xavior Black is not here to make music for easy listening. On his newest release, Meditations & Dreams is a collection of tracks that simply refuses to sit quietly in the background—it’s here to get right up in your face, maybe shake your shoulders a bit as the lush instrumentation perks your ears up and
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Photo by : Quintin Cooper You know that an album is a hit when the first notes of the intro song hit you like a solid wall, and Elijah Rich‘s recently dropped album “Ten Thousand Hours” is just that. Released on February 21, 2025, this 10-track collection is a combination of chill yet fiery tracks
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Unloading and sharing feelings, emotions, and memories through music is a beautiful thing, and Kiran’s debut EP is a perfect example of that. Curated with heavy influences of R&B, “Memories in the Backseat”, despite its soft and mellow upbringing, offers a high-powered emotional drive and vocal skill; a clear product of the support given to
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Gear up, because Transcending Into the Unknown’s EP will take you on a literal journey of music and quite possibly imagery as you navigate through the songs. The moments after pressing play feels like the uncertainty and excitement of going on a trip to a destination you’re unfamiliar with. “Winternight” consists of mellow, tame instrumentals
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Album photos by Steve Pyke With the influence and combination of different genres, Naylor Stone makes his mark and shows what he’s all about through his EP, “The Game of They”. Needless to say, it was a real treat to listen to, as all six tracks have high chances of getting engraved in your mind
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No justice, no peace. Errol Eats Everything puts together great tunes, vibes, and personal experiences altogether in his debut self-titled album. It’s all about love, his background, discrimination, and just the perspective of living this life from Errol’s eyes. In a way, listeners get to have a glimpse of what it’s like, accompanied by catchy
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Holding a great amount of passion and meaning in just three tracks, this EP in all its sensual, mellow, melodic glory, ensures that listeners will not only have a good time sound-wise, but also a sense of empowerment and newfound strength. Claire Tonna’s vocals contain so much depth and emotion with every line she sings,
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