Music Review and Interview with Nef Dallas – Not Invited
A nicely effected and stylish piano sheds first light on this track, the vocal then steps in, followed by a really powerful beat – a...
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Music Review and Interview with Rivita – Silent Nights
The way this track opens up immediately gives it a really ethereal and quite euphoric sound. The mood is set, and the atmosph...
Music Review and Interview with Corna – Dr Ratib
This track will take you back a little with its classic metal riffs, beautifully distorted, and that thick, heavy drum line. It soun...
Music Review and Interview with Nick Arehart – Painkiller
You get a truly gorgeous moment of reflection and musical warmth with this song. The music is stunning, produced in such a way that...
Music Review for Coketown Potboilers – A Little Closer
This is the kind of track where you can just tell that so much thought and time has been put into the making of the music. The produ...
Music Review for Palien Vasion’s “Dakonda feat. Merkules”
The most noticeable element of this track is that opening vocal. It’s a brand new voice, original, with something hugely uniqu...
Music Review and Interview with Day Day G – Only Right
The first noticeable element of this track is the way the rhythm of the synth riff is quite unusually placed alongside the beat. The...
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Released Today Frenchie ft Chanel West Coast “Project X”
“Frenchie, Brick Squad Monopoly afilliate and label owner of Protekted Records, has been working hard in the paint. He is set...
Music Review for Miranda Writes – HipHop PSA
This is a track that reaches out to the people of today, raising a flag for certain ideas that shouldn’t be ignored. ‘Al...
Music Review for S.Tailor – Microphone Dance Freestyle
Before you get to the vocal of this track, the music itself has the feeling of fusing a sort of classic dance track with a little of...
Music Review and Interview with Joe Rhinewine – Two Mirrors
It’s always been quite difficult to distinguish what is grunge from what is rock or indie in recent years, and yet interesting...
Music Review for Mellotonin – Creative Space
Miles Saunders… Mello Miles, one half of Mellotonin, 19 years old. Born in Baltimore, Maryland and moved to Raleigh, North Car...
Music Review and Interview for Lee Williams Fly Away
A brilliantly whole hearted bit of classic rock and roll burns it’s way out through the speakers with this track. The guitar playi...
Music Review and Interview with Danny Spade – Coldplay Remix
Dan Gennaro, better known by his stage name Danny Spade, is an up and coming American music producer and DJ. He is a 23-year-old liv...
Music Review for Sara James – Boys Like You
Another massively powerful pop song from Sara James, this one opens with a stunning classic rock guitar riff, then soon her softly u...
Music Review for Julia McDonald’s – Games
A lovely opener to this track, that nice meeting of summer time vibes with a slightly melancholy emotion – even just the chords chos...
Music Review and Interview with Akil – Ways
The intro to this track really gets you thinking. I like that it suggests getting to know someone, properly, before you make your mo...
Music Review and Interview with E.M. Watson – Spaced Out
What a great piece of music, and such a powerfully artistic video to accompany it. There’s wonderful combination of purity and...
Music Review and Interview with Lil Miko – Gold
The ambiance created by the gentle synth bell sound that plays the riff, at the start and throughout this track, is a really pleasan...
Music Review for Jessica Shores Monica Lewinsky
This track is a lot of fun; good vibes, good horn sections and a big bass-heavy beat. The artist has a lot of character and humour i...
Music Review and Interview with TFP – Illusion
Illusion opens up with a heavily distorted guitar riff that gives off an aura of attitude and angst. The drums come crashing into th...
Music Review and Interview with A.D. Weighs – Crows Feet & Reading Glasses
It’s always a positive effect when a track starts in some fresh and unexpected manner, it gets your attention, draws you in, a...
Music Review for “The Whore” by Nothing Personal
This track starts out with a pretty insane level of intensity. The worldly and almost live sounding bongo riff is quite appealing, i...