B-Nasty: “300C” – a good sense of humor and a knack for storytelling
B-Nasty is one of Perth’s premier rappers. He started his career in Hip-hop back in high school where he learnt the fundamentals … Keep Reading
SkyLaw: “Indigo” an all-embracing music production!
SkyLaw is led by married lead vocalists Layne and Reve Kalell, the band’s line up also consists of Nema Sobhani (Guitar) and … Keep Reading
Red Martian: “Ghost Into The Fog” – a seamless blend of electronic, rock, indie and shoegazer
On the fringes of music you can find some really spectacular things. It’s a journey that’s often worth taking- trying to scope … Keep Reading
EsZ: “MIA NIA” – wholesome storytelling rap with some clever sharp-witted little twists
Brooklyn-based hip hop artist EsZ (Erron’s Attic) melodically paints a story of a past relationship / lover who he prefers to call “MIA NIA” … Keep Reading
Neil Brannigan Tyrrell: ‘Sun Of The Raven’ is the return of music
Neil Brannigan Tyrrell is a singer-songwriter from Ballyfermot, Dublin, Ireland. Neil was born in London and then moved to Dublin when he … Keep Reading
Julian: “Love Letter” – an empathic emotional thread leading straight to the listener’s heart
Julian Alexander Coiner, aged 21, is from Caroll, Maryland, sadly, lost his Mother, Maya Boston, on June 19, 2015, and though he … Keep Reading
bigOmuziq: “Le Renaissance” – Its imperfections are nonexistent, and its importance is assured!
bigOmuziq has often been referred to as the “Bruce Wayne of Hip-hop”, as he is an attorney and community activist by day, … Keep Reading
Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” – a soundtrack to your own story
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the … Keep Reading
ILLUMENIUM: “Towards Endless 8” – washed in full-on melody and fiery aggression!
ILLUMENIUM is an independent rock band from Estonia. Active since last year October, the band has been touring to promote their debut … Keep Reading
Nytro: “Some Things Never Change” – takes us back to the realms of hard rock roots!
I was a Judas Priest fanatic in the late 70’s and the 80’s but fell away in the 90’s as I didn’t … Keep Reading
