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There is a fearless quality to And! Young’s music that both confronts and empowers the listener. Gifted with a unique, shiver-inducing voice, he brings something fresh to the singer-songwriter tradition. Young’s debut EP introduces an artist at once vulnerable and confident, willing to confess his longings and expose his scars while […]
Peter Donne’s performance of Father, Brother, is an entirely acapella rendition of a song that is very personal, very spiritual at heart, and seems to convey a subtle desperation, a cry for help of sorts. It’s a song that sounds like it has the potential to be quite powerful if […]
Self Made is extremely expressive and stylishly put together. There’s a certain kind of mood behind the music that’s hard to pinpoint, but it sounds great; the music makes you feel pretty good. Brilliant production, the retro-electronic sound of the backing track brings those much needed good vibes, as well […]
I like the vibe created by this from the offset, the effected bounce of the synth, or what could very well be a didgeridoo or otherwise exotic instrument; it’s satisfying, and it offers a hearty groove. What follows isn’t what was expected, but that’s always a good quality – never […]
Marble is a beautifully poetic song, with a light yet powerful vocal. Fairly theatrical at heart, and quite literally telling you a story you’re almost certain to have never heard before. It would feel at home in a musical theatre kind of setting; I found myself wanting to see the […]
Aftermath is the brand new track from the artist known as Absyte. She’s signed to Absolute Nyste Productions, and the track is featured on the mix-tape Seasucka Season on Tidal Discovery. Absyte is an experienced artist who has perfected her craft and her lyricism over the years, so much so […]
Crossroads is a track that opens with absolute power. The atmospheric sound-scape offered at the start is brilliantly intriguing, and then the beat hits, the strings stretch out, the vocal fires up; and it’s smooth and seductive and proud. A phenomenal track that it feels like a crime not to […]
Back Then is a track that feels like a pop song at first, later moving on into an almost trip-hop like ambience. It spins out and around and gets inside your head, lulling you into a mellow and reflective state of mind. It could even fit well within a heavily […]
I love the way this track starts out. The lone snap of the bass, a simple riff, immediately making you feel the need to nod your head or make some sort of minimal, repetitive gesture in time with the music. The the track kicks in full time, and it sounds […]
Today, we’re going to delve into the rap talent that’s emerging out of Norway. At present, the country’s particularly known for acts such as Röyksopp, Todd Terje, Kygo and Cashmere Cat… However, Daniel Cordero upholds the country’s reputation in Hip-Hop -take a listen: Perro Mordaz – Remember Me Now (Feat. Resolute & […]
When the Holy Spirit teams up with hip hop, it makes for a dynamic collaboration of Gospel Rap; a process RIFICA refers to as “the Holy Spirit downloading the lyrics to his brain.” This partnership in music attracts all ages of believers and non-believers the same. “the Holy Spirit downloading […]
In 2015, Psycho Melodic Kill Switch released a wonderfully witty ode to a drug-addled Keith Richards, a tune that I lauded for its wry lyricism and bizarre presentation. I found the outfit itself to be equally compelling, championing freedom of speech in Saudi Arabia. As they say about themselves, and […]
