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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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Josephine Illingworth “Old Holy Feeling” Review: Searching for Silence
Searching for the "Old Holy Feeling"
There’s a specific kind of quiet you only find when you’re miles away from a paved road or standing...
What Music Blogs Actually Look for in 2026: The Human-First Guide
What Music Blogs Actually Give a Damn About in 2026
By 2026, we’re all drowning in a sea of "perfect" AI music. It’s everywhere. Because...
Spotify Algorithm 2026: A Guide for Independent Artists
Forget the "Hacks": How to Actually Win on Spotify in 2026
If you’ve been feeling like you’re shouting into a void lately, it’s not just...
Baby Nova “Aint It Such A Bitch” Review: The 2026 Pop Anthem
We’ve All Been There: Why Baby Nova’s "Aint It Such A Bitch" Is the Reality Check We Needed
Let’s be real: life has a funny...
Ethno Set – Sheikh, Yalla !!! | Global Pop Fusion by Darius
From Oud to AI: Ethno Set’s "Sheikh, Yalla !!!" is a Masterclass in Cultural Fusion
There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when a...
Will Hyde ‘better without me.’: From Olympic Anthems to New Pop Single
Will Hyde’s 'better without me.' Is a Masterclass in Letting Go
If you’ve been following Will Hyde, you know he’s had a massive couple of...
OSA – Mona Lisa Who? | The UK-Nigerian Star’s Bold New Single
Beyond the Frame: Why OSA’s "Mona Lisa Who?" is the Confidence Boost We Needed
There’s a specific kind of gravity that comes with an artist...
Bellah Mae ‘Love Me Less’ Review: The Ultimate 2026 Breakup Anthem
Bellah Mae’s ‘Love Me Less’ is the Reality Check Your Breakup Playlist Needs
If you’ve been following Bellah Mae since her Never Waste A Heartbreak...
Soulcare: A Modern Jazz Tribute to Carlos Gardel “El Porteño”
When Jazz Meets Tango: Soulcare’s Refreshing Take on "El Porteño"
Every once in a while, a project comes along that reminds us music isn't just...
Honey Dijon ‘Just Friends’ Single: House Legend Goes Pop
Honey Dijon’s "Just Friends" is the High-Fashion House Anthem We Needed
Honey Dijon doesn't just enter a room; she shifts its gravity. The Chicago-born, New...
Kaiyah Mercedes ‘3 Month Blackout’: A Raw New Anthem for Youth Heartbreak
Losing Time and Finding Yourself: Kaiyah Mercedes Hits Close to Home with ‘3 Month Blackout’
If you’ve ever gone through a breakup and suddenly realized...
James Artissen & Bigg Baggz: THE ART DEALER EP Review
When James Artissen and Bigg Baggz teamed up for THE ART DEALER, they didn't just drop a few songs—they curated an entire vibe. This...
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