Tag: Music Review
Cxlvin – 5:02 (Review)
Cxlvin's "5:02" moniker isolates itself from external pressures and expectations to develop an acquired taste of musicianship that evokes an undeniably impressive composition. The...
Anwesa – Just For Me (Review)
Anwesa’s 'Just For Me' is the quintessential love song that focuses on the romantic characteristics of musical spirit. It conveys the romantic feeling of...
Timi Tamminen – Toffee (Review)
Timi Tamminen has brought hip hop back to basics with his long-awaited single “Toffee” that has sent an atomic shockwave throughout the hip hop...
Steven Bryan – Dolled Up (Review)
Steve Bryan’s songwriting faculties have hit top-tier levels on his newest single 'Dolled Up' meshing the metaphysical world of atmospheric character in conjoinment with...
C.K. and The Rising Tide – Friends (Review)
C.K. and The Rising Tide reinforce a momentous band chemistry through their single 'Friends' to the panache of inspired possibilities into the minds of...
Carlos Morgan – Have A Little Faith (Review)
Carlos Morgan’s latest single 'Have A Little Faith' places hop in the inspiring story of a talented independent artist making significant head way and...
Oxaï Roura & Steve Osborne – Defying Gravity (Experior) – review
The collaborative effort put forth in 'Defying Gravity' by Oxai Roura & Steve Osbourne is a literary masterpiece where each constituency plays its position...
Steady Tek-Nick – Blank Tape (Review)
Steady Tek-Nick has hit the shelves with his latest mixtape 'Blank Tape' that fills in all the missing pieces to the puzzle edging his...
SynClaiR – Time 2 Relax (review)
SynClaiR’s pivotal album 'Time 2 Relax' is a smooth contemporary RnB album that has vehemently flipped the genre upside down with monumental music transmuted...
Or1 – Back From Sirius B (Nommo). Remastered. (Review)
Or1 unveils a 3rd world contextual essence of music on his latest single “Back From Sirius B” that blends a futuristic inspired style with...
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Papooz “Love Me Better” Review: The New Anthem of 2026 Indie Pop
Papooz Just Dropped "Love Me Better" and It’s a Total Mood
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Kaleb Cohen “Carolina” Review: A New Era for the Indie-Pop Star
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Summrs “YESSA” Review: Has the PluggNB King Gone Full Pop?
Let’s be real—Summrs (aka Rino) has always been a bit of a wildcard, but nobody exactly had "Full-Blown Pop Anthem" on their 2026 bingo...
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The Death of the Gatekeeper: Why 2026 is the Year of Indie Ownership
The Gatekeepers are Gone: Why 2026 is Finally the Year of the Indie Artist
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PEEKABOO – Pump It Up: New Single & 2026 Tour Dates
Look, we’ve all heard "high-energy" EDM tracks before, but PEEKABOO (aka Matthew Lucas) just reminded everyone why he’s in a lane of his own....
Samm Henshaw Sun and Moon: A Deep Dive into the New Single
Samm Henshaw’s "Sun and Moon" is the Soulful Reset We Needed for 2026
If you’ve been following Samm Henshaw for a while, you know he...
Jamie MacDonald “Won’t Let Go”: New Single & Debut Album News
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CJ Stowklyn Interview: Defying Genres with New Single “Go!”
Based in Los Angeles, CJ Stowklyn is the kind of artist who refuses to stay in a single lane. Whether he’s hitting the studio...
Kashus Culpepper “Stay” Review: The New Sound of Southern Soul
To give this post a soul that matches Kashus’s "sandpaper growl," we need to lean less into marketing buzzwords and more into the grit...
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