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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 reviewsΒ 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' byΒ 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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Blaqbonez – HUSTLE KPA $$$ (feat. ARTSALGHUL): Review & Analysis

Blaqbonez has never been interested in playing by the rules. While other artists are busy trying to fit into boxes, the man born Emeka...

Sweet Pill ‘Sunblind’ Review: A Math-Pop Anthem for a New Era

Sweet Pill isn't just releasing a song with "Sunblind"β€”they’re basically kicking down the door to a new era. As the opening track of their sophomore...

Do Dreams Still Happen? | Self Proclaimed Narcissist Single Review

We’ve all had those 2 a.m. staring-at-the-ceiling moments where the "plan" feels more like a fever dream. That’s exactly the nerve Self Proclaimed Narcissist...

How to Promote a Music Video on YouTube (2026 Strategy)

Stop Ghosting Your Own Music: How to Actually Get Views on YouTube in 2026 You spent weeks in the studio, thousands on the video shoot,...

Ms Ray: Exploring Empowerment in New Single ‘Thin Ice’

There’s a fragile beauty in the music of Ms Ray that’s hard to pin down until you actually sit with it. The London-based singer-songwriter...

How to Get on Spotify Playlists in 2026: The Ultimate Curator Guide

Getting your music heard on Spotify in 2026 isn't just about "beating an algorithm"β€”it’s about making sure the right people (and the right code)...

Ella Hooper Returns with New Pop Single ‘I Got Eyes (On You)’

From the technicolour energy of Killing Heidi to her latest pop evolution, Ella Hooper has always been a force of nature in the Australian...

Owen Riegling ‘In The Feeling’: New Single & 2026 Album Details

Owen Riegling Just Dropped β€˜In The Feeling’—And It’s the Anthem We Needed If you’ve been following Canadian country lately, you know Owen Riegling isn’t just...

Brigitte Calls Me Baby – I Can Take the Sun Out of the Sky...

Brigitte Calls Me Baby Just Dropped a Main Character Anthem: β€œI Can Take the Sun Out of the Sky” If you’ve been paying attention to...

Dexter and The Moonrocks “Freakin’ Out” Review: Western Space Grunge Lives

Dexter and The Moonrocks Just Dropped a Banger: Why "Freakin’ Out" is Stuck in My Head If you’ve been following the rise of Western Space...

Saba Goes Pop? Breaking Down the New “Paygrade Demo” Single

Saba’s never been one for a predictable rollout, and honestly, that’s why "Paygrade Demo" hits the way it does. We’ve seen him master the...

Lowertown Big Thumb Review: A Folk-Jazz Anthem for a New Generation

Lowertown just dropped "Big Thumb" and it’s a total shift from the polished indie-pop we usually hear. If their last single was a fever...