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 requires both rhythm and pitch. For the musically…
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 a new space for the music he makes…
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 we, and music fans, need to know about…
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 album “Won’t Let Go”. His ability to mix…
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 Academy of Contemporary Music in Zürich, and became…
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 released tracks. Those of you who…
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 based in Sacramento, California. The project’s music incorporates…
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 meet at New Year’s Eve they instantly click.…
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 in my book of guitarists. The mixed both…
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 pay attention to it. Of course, this isn’t…
