J Tizzle: “The Chill Zone Vol 3” – absolutely spectacular!
As living things, we need a steady supply of certain ingredients to survive. In music, the formula is undeniably similar. A song … Keep Reading
Vato Perro: “/b/ is my hood homie homie bang that sh*t” – shaking up contemporary EDM
Hailing from Perris, California, Vato Perro is an EDM artist who has set his sights high in the music industry, even creating … Keep Reading
Mr. Faia: “The Convalescent” never loses momentum
Little is known of Mr. Faia’s personal life or whereabouts, except that he is on active Navy duty by day. Luckily, all … Keep Reading
Emman-Pelumi: “Won’t Let Go” – get lost between the rhythms and airy synths
As multi-talented musician Houston, Texas based artist, Emman-Pelumi awaits the release of “The Multigenre Artist”, we take a closer look at the … Keep Reading
Rolf Schnyder: “Mosaic” – a solid record with an amazing depth and range
Rolf Schnyder wears many hats. He is a musician, songwriter, producer, publisher, and even a music teacher. Rolf studied guitar at the … Keep Reading
Mortinus: “Morten (Deluxe Edition)” – a compelling gallery of electronic motifs
Danish electronic music producer Mortinus has a brand new 19 track album out, entitled “Morten (Deluxe Edition)”, which features some of his best previously … Keep Reading
The Glacier Effect: “False Memories” weaves a plethora of emotions
The Glacier Effect is Jason McCann, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and graduate of the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences who is currently … Keep Reading
Lhu Wen Kai – “High School Musical Piano Medley” – let it sweep you away!
Troy Bolton and Gabriella Montez come from two different worlds: Troy the Basketball God and Gabriella the Smart, Stunning Geek. When they … Keep Reading
Brady Novotny: “Passions Collide” – an eclectic cohesion of styles
During the early to mid-seventies is when the guitar maestros were coming out. John McLaughlin and Al Dimeola, were at the top … Keep Reading
Natt Moore: “Drive, Vol. 2” – truly inspirational music!
When I listen to experimental ambient, I find that usually I put it on for the sole reason of not having to … Keep Reading
