Natasha England – Somehow – Album Sampler/Singles Review While I like to believe that this page consistently features many of the future superstars of tomorrow – it’s not all that often that an already verified international chart-topping artist ends up here. A huge welcome to Natasha England, whose credentials precede her – but in the […]Read More
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Jonny The Wolf – Introducing The Wolf – EP Review Technically, even though this is a debut EP, Jonny The Wolf has been rapping with the crew at Tang Hall SMART CIC for over 4 years sharpening his skills and spittin’ rhymes throughout the years. He’s developed his own signature style that’s unmistakable…he’s got a […]Read More
Solitary Ant – Til The Time Comes – Album Review Busting rhymes out of North Carolina, Solitary Ant has been doin’ his thang for what I’m assuming is about fifteen years now, according to the math at least when you look up his social media and see he’s been making music since ‘before 2004.’ I […]Read More
Zhaojiabang – “Shen Pian” – Single Review What can I say? I enjoy being right just as much as the next person…especially when it comes to music. When we were first introduced to the Shanghai-based art/alt-rock band back in June of this year through the single & video for their song “La Patience” – I […]Read More
Yann Sella – Existence – EP Review Definitely more than a few of us out there listening to the brand-new EP from French producer Yann Sella…I could visibly see the hit-counter moving up quickly while the first wave of music-reviewers like myself began to jump into this moving set of three songs. Your turn will […]Read More
Torin Muccino – For The Times – Album Review This dude is going places. Feels like I’ve been on a pretty good run of luck when it comes to reviewing full albums lately…gonna keep that momentum flowing in the right direction & write about the debut record from Torin Muccino. I’ve had the opportunity to […]Read More
Collins And Streiss – “Change” – Single Review Y’all know me…I’m a big fan of you fine people using your platform in every way you can to say something. Ultimately I prefer it when what that ‘something’ is, isn’t always about chicks’n’cars – I think there’s a much more altruistic approach that can be taken […]Read More
Vessel Decimal – CONVERSION Level One – Album Review Well hot damn! Vessel Decimal has seriously got something to say on this new record. Many things. As the opening “Orientation” will go on to explain…this is much more of an experience…a course in learning…objective evolution at work in the midst of metal mayhem and progressive […]Read More
I, Useless – Twister – Album Review It’s rare for me to be quite as excited about any album coming out as I am about this one. In early October of last year, I was introduced to a handful of singles from a project known as I, Useless – four songs that were so strong, […]Read More
Luanne Hunt – Backroads, Bottles & Blues – Album Review I gotta say…there’s something extremely charming about Luanne Hunt. It’s that intangible, endearing magic that makes you root for an artist or band to succeed…she’s stocked full of that. Earlier this year, we were introduced to her music through the lead-single “Lightning In A Bottle” […]Read More