[Review] Ingrid Smith (Eclipse) – ‘That’s Just Disturbing Me’ “a certain sense of organic realness.”
There’s some really interesting and creative production on this track. The wave-like sound of the beat opens up the piece in an intr...
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[Review] J Rich – The Enemy “a well crafted and memorable track.”
The track opens up well, the re-pitched melody and the simple synth riff create a certain mood and a minimal yet stylish space withi...
[Review] J-Bizz – Peace “The energy of the music is beautiful”
Great track, just two minutes and nineteen seconds long – the artist gets the point across regardless. The subject matter of this so...
[Review] James Barre – Don’t Say “a joyful and energetic summer anthem”
James Barre’s ‘Don’t Say’ is a crisp and stylishly minimal pop song for the most part, the opening few bars of music feature purely...
[Review] Jamol Jupitur – Seductive Trappa “a flawless balance of creativity and professionalism.”
This is a really unique and interesting new beat that works beautifully as an isolated instrumental piece, but is equally aching for...
[Review] Johnny Drama – Right Now “the artist’s lyrics and vocal performance really step up to the spotlight.”
For what at first comes through as simply a modern, mainstream hip-hop influenced piece of music, ‘Right Now’ soon shows itself to b...
[Review] Justina Valentine – Sunlight “a feel-good clip with a party vibe”
As Garden State natives ourselves, we’re undeniably partial to artists who call New Jersey home. Needless to say, we’re absolutely t...
[Review] Keep it 100 (T-360 feat Konnect)
The backdrop to this track features a powerful meeting of instrumental moments that make for a pretty epic soundscape and overall be...
[Review] King Lewis & Jamar – The Way You Move “successfully fuses a subtle acoustic instrumentation with a confident and stylish, r&b inspired vocal performance”
This song is fantastic, for so many reasons. Objectively speaking the song successfully fuses a subtle acoustic instrumentation with...
[Review] Kolade Olamide Ayodeji – Living and Loving Each Other
This song takes the best parts of pop and dance music and combines it all in a smooth and exotic, easy to listen to release. The rhy...
[Review] Lucas Rabel ‘Listen’ “bold and uplifting”
Lucas Rebel’s music has achieved something quite unique in its meeting of acoustic folk pop and a slightly more indie rock or experi...
[Review] Magnum Font – Rap Soldier “his most atmospheric musical presence yet”
Another new and improved backing track and hook from lyricist and artist The Magnum Font. ‘Rap Soldier’ features perhaps his most at...
[Review] Nara Zarr – Pride “The lyrics are the gateway to the song’s essence”
‘Pride’ is a song that touches on an important topic from a seemingly personal perspective but one that is likely to reach out and c...
[Review] Rahat – Legends “calm and genuine”
The opening hook section and indeed the overall production on this track has been professionally composed and crafted so as to sound...
[Review] Scott Free feat Rocko – How I Live “the never-ending, corrupting struggle of those on the bottom”
“I got that hate in my heart,” raps Scott Free on the furious chorus of “How I Live,” his latest single from his new EP of the same...
[Review] Shimei Empress – live performance from Detroit “Art as expression is the key”
Shimei Empress as a live performer has a way of bringing about a certain set of good vibes, rhythm and soul, keeping those vocal sni...
[Review] Signs of the Sky – Bright Stars “showcases a number of different abilities and influences”
‘Bright Stars’ features creative production that brings together elements of electronic rock and industrial EDM, and smooths out the...
[Review] Social Circle – Changes “something completely new to obsess about”
This is a great song from a band who are stylishly and enjoyably bringing back the brightness and energy of indie soul and fusing it...
[Review] Song About Nothing by DJ Shabach “Creatively speaking the music is quite unusual”
The premise for this song is quite appealing, there are undoubtedly a vast number of songs that appear to be about nothing in partic...
[Review] TETRYX – ‘One and All’ “pay attention to the lyrics”
‘One and All’ showcases what is a calmly confident leading vocal performance presenting a series of ideas and issues that clearly me...
[Review] The Magnum Font – Avant-Garde “shock factor and clever metaphors”
Throughout this release from The Magnum Font there are more than a few lines that really take you aback. This is both in the unexpec...
[Review] The Magnum Font – Wordsmith 2.0 “It’s important to tell your story, not someone else’s”
After hearing just one song prior to this from The Magnum Font, one thing is for certain, his voice and lyrical style have a doubtle...
[Review] The Struggle by Steve Daigneault “beautifully unique and cleverly creative”
The gradually rising intensity of this release features an interesting set up. The sound is somehow smooth yet epic at first, fusing...
[Review] Thonio – The Cook Up “soaked in a very classic r&b-meets-hip-hop energy”
Born Anthonio Ray Williams Son of Anthony Ray Williams & Katherine L. Way, Thonio is A multi-talented and dimensional artist bey...