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Sonny Dumarsais – Transition (Review)
Transition is a symbolic testament to the shifting perspective of heartbreak and Sonny Dumarsais encapsulates this notion through his unprecedented sound and unmatched tenure.
Dumarsais...
Roam Like Ghosts – Smile (Review)
Roam Like Ghosts blends the alternative world in an acoustic demeanor towards a grungy bravura through a collaborative effort to infiltrate the music scene...
Laura Marie – Stars Apart
ArtistRack reviews 'Stars Apart' by Laura Marie:
Laura Marie’s songwriting on these compositions contain introspective elements that emit powerful transfigurations of eternal harmonies levitating contemporary...
A Light Within – Page #54 (Chemical Drive)
ArtistRack reviews Page #54 (Chemical Drive) by A Light Within:
A Light Within has illuminated a rather dim future of music to its core components with...
Samijay – Headed for Disaster (Review)
The Samijay duet captures the distinctiveness of a pure and unspoiled old-fashioned nostalgia of musicianship on their latest single 'Headed For Disaster'.
The brassy vocals...
SAMIJAY – Silly Love Song (Review)
ArtistRack reviews Silly Love Song by SAMIJAY:
SAMIJAY is a driven, forward-thinking and dynamic music project from NYC. Their sound blurs the lines between acoustic...
Joe Nance – My Melody Pt.1 (Review)
ArtistRack review 'My Melody Pt.1' by Joe Nance:
Joe Nance has never been the kind of artist whose sound can be easily categorized within a specific...
Keith Morris & Crooked Numbers – Psychopaths & Sycophants (Review)
Keith Morris & Crooked Numbers have just released their much-anticipated album Psychopaths & Sycophants.
The first, energetic track on this dynamic and engaging album is...
The Twindows – Valkyrie 2.0 (Review)
The Twindows are an alternative rock band with a fondness with edgy melodies, in-your-face lyricism and gritty production aesthetics.
Their recent release is a full-length...
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...
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Kaleena Zanders & Bipolar Sunshine – Can You Imagine Single Review
Kaleena Zanders & Bipolar Sunshine Just Delivered the Anthemic Reset We Needed
There are vocalists who sit on top of a track, and then there’s...
Mandy, Indiana “Sicko!” Single & URGH Album Review | Industrial Pop
The Sound of Pure Catharsis
If you’ve ever seen Mandy, Indiana live, you know it’s less of a "concert" and more of a high-tension workout....
Ben Tansing: Johnny Fontane (Abbey Road Session) | Review
Ben Tansing’s "Johnny Fontane": A Haunting Descent into the Abbey Road Sessions
There’s a specific kind of discomfort that Ben Tansing excels at—a brand of...
Wallie the Sensei – Fed Up: Compton’s Storyteller Returns
Wallie the Sensei’s "Fed Up" is a Masterclass in Turning Pain Into Power
There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when an artist stops...
Mack Keane “Ordinary Feelings” Review: A New Era of Soulful Pop
Mack Keane’s "Ordinary Feelings" is a Quiet Masterclass in Vulnerability
If you’ve been tapped into the R&B scene over the last couple of years, you...
DEADLETTER Among Us Single Review: Post-Punk Paranoia at Its Best
DEADLETTER Just Dropped 'Among Us' — And It’s a Paranoiac Masterpiece
If you’ve been following the UK scene lately, you know it’s getting a bit...
Misty Dino – Better Days Review: A Fresh Anthem for 2026
Finally, a Song That Doesn’t Try Too Hard to Be Sad: Misty Dino’s “Better Days”
Let’s be real—the "melancholy pop" wave has been exhausting lately....
CallMeTone – WYWD Single: From Youngstown Rap to Pop Evolution
Youngstown’s Own CallMeTone Levels Up with New Pop-Leaning Single "WYWD"
There’s something happening in Youngstown, Ohio, and it’s being led by an artist who understands...
Whitney Whitney’s New Single: A Man Written by a Woman | Pop Review
Finally, a Song for the Main Character Montage: Whitney Whitney’s "A Man Written by a Woman"
We’ve all been there: staring out a train window,...
The CD Revival: Why Jewel Cases are the Nostalgia Trend of 2026
While everyone was busy fighting over $45 limited-edition vinyl pressings that take up half a room, the humble CD quietly staged the most aggressive...
Mack Holland’s “My God Is Amazing” Nominated for 68th Grammys
From Heartfelt Testimony to the Grammys: The Rise of Mack Holland’s “My God Is Amazing”
There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when a...
Elvie Shane “Bourbon & the Bible”: A Raw Anthem for the Working Class
Between the Pews and the Pint: Why Elvie Shane’s "Bourbon & the Bible" Hits So Hard
If you’ve been following country music lately, you know...
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