Tag: music reviews

  • A Deep Review of My Free Heart by Shervin Boloorian

    A Deep Review of My Free Heart by Shervin Boloorian

    There are songs that speak — and then there are songs that heal. “My Free Heart” is one of those rare pieces that does both. It’s a deeply personal and profoundly universal song, born from the lived experiences of an artist who has known conflict, displacement, and the power of music to transcend them all.…

  • A Ghostly Beginning

    A Ghostly Beginning

    “Captivity” opens with a chilling reinterpretation of the old American folk refrain “Down in the valley, the valley so low.” But instead of nostalgic warmth, Exzenya delivers it like a broken transmission — hollow, distant, and unnerving. A soft wind slips beneath the vocal, evoking the eerie silence of an isolated room. It’s a brilliant…

  • “Shiver” by Tidal Rave

    “Shiver” by Tidal Rave

    “Shiver” isn’t just a song—it’s a surge of energy, a spark of emotion, and a pure rush of connection wrapped in a high-voltage pop-rock package. The new single from electro-rock outfit Tidal Rave captures the exact feeling of that split-second when attraction hits like lightning, pulling you into something bigger than yourself. Known for their…

  • I Don’t Need To Say / Eyes Wide Shut” by The New Citizen Kane

    I Don’t Need To Say / Eyes Wide Shut” by The New Citizen Kane

    In the weeks leading up to the release of his anticipated new album Psychedelika Pt. 1 (out November 28), London-based artist The New Citizen Kane has delivered two back-to-back singles that show both sides of his musical and emotional world. “I Don’t Need To Say” (October 10) and “Eyes Wide Shut” (October 24) are not…

  • What Yall Want To” by Junya Boy

    What Yall Want To” by Junya Boy

    Dallas’ rising hip-hop star Junya Boy has returned with a track that doesn’t just make noise—it commands attention. His new single, “What Yall Want To,” released on September 9, 2025, is a bold and unapologetic Southern rap anthem that blends hard-hitting beats, sharp lyricism, and undeniable energy. Backed by Nonstop Grind Records, Junya Boy cements…

  • Odyssey” by Mark Sutton

    Odyssey” by Mark Sutton

    With his latest release “Odyssey,” pianist and composer Mark Sutton invites listeners on an extraordinary sonic journey. Released in June 2025, the piece is more than just a composition — it’s a cinematic voyage that bridges the timeless grandeur of classical music with the emotional immediacy of contemporary sound. Sutton, based in Christchurch, Dorset, has…

  • What Is Love” by Gideon Unna feat. Kaley Halperin

    What Is Love” by Gideon Unna feat. Kaley Halperin

    With his new single “What Is Love”, Israeli singer-songwriter Gideon Unna delivers a deeply personal and moving musical statement. This intimate duet with vocalist Kaley Halperin reflects on one of humanity’s most timeless questions: What is love? Blending gentle acoustic textures with modern production, the song offers both emotional depth and a sense of quiet…

  • Carry Me Away” by Eileen Carey

    Carry Me Away” by Eileen Carey

    With her new single “Carry Me Away,” Altadena-based country-pop powerhouse Eileen Carey once again proves why she’s one of the most uplifting voices in contemporary music. Known for her vibrant mix of pop melodies and country charm, Carey delivers a song that radiates optimism and freedom — an irresistible reminder of the joy that comes…

  • Le Gisant” by Le Comité Restreint

    Le Gisant” by Le Comité Restreint

    With their latest single “Le Gisant,” Paris-based artistic collective Le Comité Restreint deliver a piece of music that is as haunting as it is illuminating. Released on the 3rd of October 2025, the track serves as a striking preview of their forthcoming double album “Révolution,” which is set to arrive in November. As the fourth…

  • Midday Melancholy” by Ramblerman

    Midday Melancholy” by Ramblerman

    With his latest single “Midday Melancholy,” Canberra’s own Stephen Dobson—better known as Ramblerman—delivers a quietly devastating and beautifully honest piece of songwriting. Following the success of his earlier track “Lemonade,” which explored depression and mental health with remarkable sincerity, Ramblerman returns with a song that feels even more intimate. Where “Lemonade” was about resilience and…

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