At once inspirational and heartening, with “Simply Avanti,” Mynd Reader taps into visceral, honest, stirring emotions.
Smooth, rich, swanky vocals and gleaming surfaces of pop-laced R&B make J+M’s “Don’t Ya” a sure-fire, can’t-miss Top 40 hit.
The epitome of elegant, easy listening, Retrosaint’s “False Start” conveys the luscious finesse of Americana merged with yacht pop flavours.
Brimming with effervescent, supple surfaces of EDM, “ICE CREAM” reveals a reverence for tradition while exploding with sub-bass.
Simultaneously cathartic and tranquil, with “Judgement City,” Diana Zaheer subdues the turbulence of deep thoughts and emotions.
Every once in a while, a song comes along that sums up the grandeur of love. Marius Billgobenson’s “A Little Bit of Honey” is one of...
While the track itself is an absolute banger from start to finish, the one thing that could outshine the song is the music video.
Luxuriously sensitive, “Coventry Carol/What Child is This” reveals the color, texture, and balance of the voice of Allan Palacios Chan.
Passionate and haunting, as it progresses, “Hell” delivers the feeling of slowly descending into the black abyss of incipient irrationality.
The split, taken as a whole, projects a future nostalgia vibe, unapologetic about the exploratory emotions expressed therein.
Although the contrast between the two new songs is marked, both display the plush new wave-flavoured dream-pop and creamy redolence of Glassio’s vocals.
Jeff Hulett releases his double A-Side 7-Inch, “Sun Recordings,’ via Small Batch Records and both tracks are excellent, brimming with misty layers of instruments materializing into beautifully integrated...
In the year 2020, we all learned the importance of slowing down and taking extra care to renew our minds, bodies, and souls. Billboard-charting artist Joss...
