There are musicians that step on the stage to perform, but there are a few who do music like a hand-written placard: red letters, bent cardboard, rough edges. Joseph Kuhl’s “The Witness” is one of the few, the one for crowds, marches, meant to be shouted back in the streets. Joseph Kuhl’s musical roots trace […]
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Music knows no bounds. That is a clear and true testament to Michellar’s newest track, ‘Game of Love’ featuring Rad Datsun. Regardless of distance, these artists were able to create a song that would capture their passion in R&B and Soul. ‘Game of Love’ started with this low-filtered drum beat, followed by that funky bass
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It’s a bit of a downplay to call Giuseppe Cucé’s “21 grammi” an album. You know when an artist is serious about their work, and there are not enough words to unearth its depth and meaning? That’s exactly it. It’s the kind that doesn’t just stick but leaves you smirking, intrigued, changed, or even challenged.
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Red Skies Dawning isn’t afraid to drag their music into the dirt. While others are too comfortable in polish and TikTok-worthy sounds, the band muddies the edges until the gloss and trend is finally gone. With their latest EP “From Ashes”, they open a portal to a world built from survival and wreckage. From Ashes
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There’s something deeply funny and deeply satisfying about watching a lifelong behind-the-scenes wizard finally step out from behind the curtain. AmorA spent years building entire universes for other people: scoring films, shaping sound for video art, and even helping win a Grammy for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. She has been, musically speaking, the person responsible
Re-releasing old songs is usually the domain of artists who’ve either run out of new ideas or desperately need to remind people they still exist; like a high school reunion announcement, but with more reverb. Thankfully, Ripsime is neither of those. Instead, she’s decided to dig up three early tracks in the form of “Dare,”
Debut albums tend to fall into one of two camps: the carefully curated calling card or the unfiltered “here’s everything we’ve ever wanted to shout into the void.” Forever Got A Lot Shorter, the debut LP from south-coast UK outfit Endless Talking, somehow manages to be both and not in the diplomatic, “oh, they’re balancing
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We are a few weeks away from Christmas, and I know that you’ve been blasting Mariah Carey and a bunch of Christmas music on your playlist or however you listen to your music. Let me add another song to your Christmas playlist. Join me as I discuss Mick J. Clark’s single, ‘It’s Christmas Party Time’,
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Every once in a while, an electronic album arrives that isn’t desperately trying to become the soundtrack to someone’s gym montage or the background noise for a TikTok recipe or whatever passes for emotional catharsis in the algorithmic age. Jeppediinho’s Games of Life; a title that sounds like it should come with a glowing “Press
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If you’ve been reading a lot of my reviews, I’m geared towards simplicity over technicality, but what if you have an album that balances both simplicity, technical mastery, and skillful execution? ALL I LIVE FOR had just released their sophomore LP, ‘Into The Ether.’ Join me as I discuss this record at length and read
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