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Tired Cossasck, Colorful Crimes, The Canarys and more…
April 11, 2021. Week 14 2021 Hi y’all here I’m with another round of 9 Albums/EPs you should listen to released all of them during the past week (if you want you can take a look to our previous week here). 1.- Tired Cossack Selo “If you are looking for something new to listen to
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Liam Vincent and the Odd Foxes “Pierson V. Post” EP
We have a new treat ready for you, dear listeners! This time it’s a title containing five songs by a fresh folk group. The new album we’re about to introduce is full of good mood and lovely sounds, a perfect little EP to put on playback in the morning and let its folk-driven vibes brighten
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Luke Lanzon “46”
Young and full of big dreams, Luke Lanzon releases his second single of the year, ‘46’, a song that reflects on love, the passage of time, and changing feelings. Luke Lanzon is a young adult from St. Louis, Missouri. The singer-songwriter currently lives the commonly seen reality of working an ordinary job during the day
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TIRED COSSACK – SELO EP
Release date = 9th April 2021 If you are looking for something new to listen to that is diverse, fun, engaging and experimental – then look no further – Tired Cossack’s new 22 minute adventure will delight and entertain you. It’s an EP of escapism that will simultaneously take you back in time, whilst also
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Nae M. “Changing”
After a year long hiatus, Italian singer-songwriter Nae M. makes a comeback with ‘Changing’, where she talks about the realizations she’s had during the time she wasn’t active in the music scene. Nae M. is a twenty-year-old R&B and neo-soul singer-songwriter from southern Italy whose love and aptitude for music has been clear since the
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Fish and Scale’s wonderful new single “Unmask Myself”
Unmask Myself by Fish and Scale’s new single. Have you ever noticed that people you talk to act kind of limited or even fake? Or perhaps you’ve noticed yourself acting like that and feeling a bit bad from it, but you fear to let go of this facade?There’s an exciting new single out, a soaring
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Echo & Bloom “The Particles That Made Us”
With the release of their first EP, ‘From The Particles That Made Us’, the duo Echo & Bloom continue pouring their passion into music, this time with a slightly celestial ambience as they focus on grand emotional resonances and universal experiences. Despite both of them being bedroom producers with a love for music, their musical
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Park Haven “Fragile”
Electro-pop duo and married couple Park Haven explore the complexities and entanglements of romance and relationships in their first EP, ‘Fragile’. The husband and wife, based in Sydney, created the duo called Park Haven out of the curiosity they had regarding whether they could merge their very differing musical backgrounds of musical theatre and indie
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Moon Museum – “With You”
Our favorite un-conventional Shoegaze band has returned with a bigger sound, a darker tone, and a very immersive soundtrack. Following their wall-of-sound approach, “With You” takes Moon Museum’s melancholy to a whole new level. In case you missed our first review of Moon Museum previous single you can find it here: Moon Museum Pleasures Of
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Tori Boltwood “Cry Baby”
Long-time musical theatre lover Tori Boltwood dazzles her listeners with her soulful voice and touching message in ‘Cry Baby’. As a child, Tori Boltwood grew up listening to Rock and Roll star Elvis Presley. This influence in her life is responsible for her love of the genre and voices that stand out. Eventually, her love
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“Not the Enemy” by The Sparkle & Fade
Well this is bloody refreshing, first you get the warning from the drummer, then a riff that grabs you by the throat before some soothing vocals lull you in to a false sense of steady calm. Not calm in a J. Mascis sense, more of a Paramore / Cranberries “you’re in big trouble” vibe –
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Raleÿell feeling the sunshine in new single “Dysphoria”
This song by Raleÿell is all about dysphoria, the intense state of unease and dissatisfaction. The singer, trapped in the state, seeks for ways how to beat the feeling and stop it from sinking her into the darkness. And thus, the tune takes on an important role to remind us how this emotional state can…
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Koalra, JEBS, Sarpa Salpa and more…
April 03, 2021. Week 13 2021 Hi y’all here I’m with another round of 9 Albums/EPs you should listen to released all of them during the past week (if you want you can take a look to our previous week here). 1.- Koalra Into the Everything We have a couple of reviews for the singles
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Anne Bennett “Deep in the Shadows”
New alternative artist Anne Bennett debuts with the melancholic and slightly haunting single, ‘Deep in the Shadows’. Born and raised in Salem, Massachusetts, Anne Bennett is an alternative singer-songwriter whose sound blends her haunting and wistful vocals with dark, cinematic melodies. Her music, influenced by the days she lived in the infamous Witch City, concerns
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Jebs – “Les Instrus”
Imagine an even cooler James Bond, 007 film directed by Pink Floyd in the 60s, that’s exactly what I picture today’s EP sounds like. A mystifying selection of three instrumental songs brought to us by prolific French cult artist and producer, Jebs. Get your mojo on, baby. STREAM LES INSTRUS ON SPOTIFY NOW! “Les Instrus”
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“I Don’t Need Anyone” by Darrian Gerard
I always appreciate songs about standing for yourself and believing in your strengths. “I Don’t Need Anyone”, the first single by Darrian Gerard, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentist from British Columbia, Canada falls in this category. “I Don’t Need Anyone” is a great song, well written – the hooks are there, at the expected places but
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Temperature Falls “Death By Suffocation”
Temperature Falls‘ eclectic sound and contemplative lyrics are as present as ever in their latest single, ‘Death By Suffocation’. Alternative rock and trip-hop duo Temperature Falls, made up by members Camilla (vocalist and lyricist) and Ward (multi-instrumentalist), originated in Oslo, Norway in 2018. What began as a coincidental meeting culminated in continuous work being done
