Category: Reviews

In their eighth volume of Ukrainian traditional folk songs, Brothers Ivan, comprising Petro Ivanovich and Nick Ivanovich Sahaidachny, deliver a stirring testament
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Rebecca Sichon’s latest R&B offering, “Breaking Free,” is an evocative journey of self-discovery and liberation, exploring themes of self-love and breaking free
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KIA, the talented R&B artist hailing from The Netherlands and currently based in the vibrant musical landscape of Los Angeles, has recently
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Outerloop, the powerhouse post-punk sensation hailing from Washington D.C., is about to unleash their latest sonic storm with the upcoming release of
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In the dimly lit corridors of contemporary music, Meraki Trice emerges as a non-binary, LGBTQ artist challenging the norms and crafting an
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FERN, the musical alter ego of a once-shy artist hailing from the marshlands of Dorchester County, Maryland, has not just emerged but
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In the vast soundscape of New York’s post-punk scene, King In Yellow makes a commanding entrance with their debut single, “Spirit Shift.”
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Nashville’s alt-country visionaries, Glass Cabin, have once again graced the music scene with their soul-stirring melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. In their sophomore
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In the vast landscape of music, Yael Lanciano stands as a unique storyteller, pouring her heart into every note and lyric. Her
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In the ever-evolving realm of post-rock and jam bands, Brother Guy emerges as a musical chameleon, defying categorization with their latest release,
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