REVIEW OF AN AWKWARD SOCIAL’S “ONCE IT’S OVER”.
Being a Cape Town, South Africa native Franco Bolleurs’ solo project, An Awkward Social, is inspired by prominent musicians...
REVIEW OF WILD HORSE’S “BITTER”.
Wild Horse is a band of an indie trio- brothers Jack and Henry Baldwin and best mate from primary...
REVIEW OF ROBBIE RAPID’S “JASMINE GIRL”.
Robbie Rapids is a passionate artist, lyricist, and guitarist from Grand Rapids, Michigan, who is currently based in Atlanta....
REVIEW OF INTERCONTINEN7AL’S “WAR’S THE NOISE”.
Intercontinen7al is the first band to record music on each of the seven continents (using BandLab), with its mid-rhythm...
REVIEW OF RØSES’ “SELF DESTRUCTIVE”.
Based in queer in the United States, Røses is a singer/songwriter initially from the United Kingdom. Similarly, she strives...
Review Of Enoka’s “Do It All 4 Me”
Enoka, a Malmö-based musician with influences from R&B and Pop, has released her new tune “Do It All 4...
Review of Nasmore’s “When Will I Learn”
The Regina-based musician and producer, known for his style of music, is back with the official music video for...
Review Of Emma Miller’s “Meet Me on the Lake”
Emma is a singer from Elgin, Scotland, with exceptional musical sensibilities. Also, she appears to be the first independent...
Review Of Herald K’s “Wandering Aengus”
Herald K, a Norwegian singer-songwriter, has returned with another calming track “Wandering Aengus” from his “Mythologies” album, after the...
Review Of Rob Lea’s “Freak”
Blackpool-based rising star Rob Lea is the youngest of five children, and his passion for music began at a...