Music Reviews

In an era where image often outpaces substance in hip hop, Dirt House Entertainment tears through the noise with Get Out My Face, a bold, confrontational track that doubles as a declaration of identity and strength. Hailing from Spokane, Washington, this underground trio—Lil Savage, NRG, and Seuss Mace—delivers a track that is raw, relentless, and …

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With her new single God’s Keeper, Layla Kaylif reclaims her place in the poetic pop canon. It’s been five years since her Americana-leaning Lovers Don’t Meet captured hearts with its stripped-back sincerity, but this new release is something different altogether—a richer, bolder, and more spiritually resonant offering. Produced by Johan Bejerholm (known for work with …

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Seattle’s own La Need Machine has delivered a striking and heartfelt collection with their newest album, Pourquoi? C’est L’Amour!. The band’s mix of indie rock sensibilities, emotionally resonant lyrics, and layered instrumentation showcases a sound that feels both fresh and familiar. From the first note, the album offers a hopeful, positive, and uplifting vibe—exactly what …

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With Fragments///1.24, shoegaze newcomers Carry Me have released something that feels less like a polished product and more like an invitation — a raw and emotional handshake from a band at the edge of discovering its sound. Consisting of five live demos recorded during the earliest stages of the group’s formation, this debut EP is …

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With “Anne-Marie,” Saint Nick the Lesser delivers a beautifully crafted single that balances deep emotional weight with a quiet, enduring sense of hope. Released as the third offering from the upcoming album “Growing up, growing out,” the track showcases Nick’s signature approach to songwriting — what someone once described, fittingly, as “worship music for secular …

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Rosetta West’s latest single “Circle of Doubt” arrives with purpose and weight, released to align with Beltane, the Celtic holy day that celebrates renewal and rebirth. It’s a fitting release date for a track that wrestles with spiritual fatigue, existential questioning, and the flicker of determination that survives in the ashes of struggle. From the …

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Released on April 28, 2025, “Lonely Night” by Lynsey Tibbs is an emotional, well-crafted single that gently but powerfully explores the aching anticipation that defines modern love. It’s a song that anyone who’s waited by their phone for a text or call will instantly recognize — not just in concept, but in feeling. Rooted in …

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SkyDxddy has never been one to shy away from the uncomfortable. With “Choker,” her latest single and the lead track from the upcoming debut album TRAUMACORE (RAW & UNCUT), she doubles down on that ethos. The track is emotionally charged, sonically experimental, and thematically vital—a clear signal that SkyDxddy is here not just to make …

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In a world where artificial intelligence is shaping everything from productivity to art, Pixielated emerges as a full-blown musical experiment—and it’s a surprisingly human one. Their debut single, “AI Superstar,” is more than just a catchy dance-pop anthem. It’s the opening note in a larger story: a creative world built entirely by and through AI. …

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