Jay Pruitt – ‘Lemons and Grenadine’: A Journey Through Raw Emotion
Calling all indie music aficionados. Get ready to be swept away on an emotional rollercoaster as we delve into the enchanting world … Keep Reading
The Used Notes – “Quiet Revolution” – blending retro soul vocals flavors with modern alternative-pop sonics
In an age of endless segues, guest spots from your favorite rapper and interminable filler swelling running times, there is something to … Keep Reading
RT-Projekt – “Cycle of Itheria” – guitar-driven flavors, cinematic orchestrations and electronic synth flourishes
“Cycle of Itheria”, the new concept EP by RT-Projekt, showcases composition and arrangement by Rainer Thanner, alternating vocals by Oli Kobl and … Keep Reading
Aki Akiyama Kong – “M.J. Friend (Marijuana Friend)” – a dynamic arrangement and devil-may-care lyrics
“I make music because I cannot leave it, it’s like destiny,” says Aki Akiyama Kong. “I tried to give up before, but … Keep Reading
Basia Preen: “Life” – so self-assured in its minimalism
Singer-songwriter, Basia Preen, returned to her hometown in Poland after spending many years in England, and accidentally discovered the art of dance … Keep Reading
Sam and the Black Seas: “SILVER” – every song paints a vivid image in the listener’s mind
The combination of easily assimilated melodies, intelligent lyrics, acoustic driven rhythms, creative composition and a rather intangible phenomenon brought by the cello … Keep Reading
Sam and the Black Seas: “The Game” – a strong melody and crystal clear instrumental
Milan based four-piece, Sam and the Black Seas have released their second single through the Atomic Fat label on the 16th of … Keep Reading
Saving Apollo: “Come Back Home” – there is something strikingly catchy and lovely about it
Since forming in Pennsylvania State, Caleb Stackhouse, Garette Fallon and Alex Bierdermann of Saving Apollo, are evolving from a scrappy post-punk act into seasoned songwriters and … Keep Reading
