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 […]
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Have you ever had a moment where a cover of your favorite music has taken you by surprise? Favorites are always personal, and the artists who can make us crazy about covers are some kind of special people, and that’s probably why the artist Sam Edelston is special. It is crazy how his recently released
It is a new year, and I welcome it with a great discovery of new sound in YFN Key2fly‘s latest album, “Sorry 4 The Wait,” which dropped on December 12th, 2024. There’s no denying that this seven-track collection is one of the competitive projects currently released on the platform, and with this artist’s smooth blend
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2024 is about to end, yet CAP THA WISEGUY wouldn’t let it pass without some great music, thus releasing his twelve-track collection “Perfectly Capable” to end it with some bangin’! Listening to this album feels like reflecting on things that had happened the whole year—the hardships, the losses, the wins, and the greatness are all
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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,
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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
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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
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ReBorn is the latest album from up-and-coming artist NeyQuam. The album consists of 26 tracks. Yes, you’ve read that right—26 tracks. That is 1 hour and 12 minutes of hip-hop, RnB, and rap music. The LP features many artists who added their flavor to the tracks. ReBorn’s biggest accomplishment is its length. It’s very rare
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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
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Who knew electro-pop and narrating how your relationship with your toxic ex went hand-in-hand? The thought alone makes the idea sound really great, and it is. Almost acting like slam poetry combined with catchy synth and a beat, Terrell Andretti’s brainchild “Supernova” seemed like it was written in the club, and was made for it.
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