Tag: News
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‘Avoidant Attachment’ Proves Katie Belle Knows Exactly How Modern Pop Should Sound
Katie Belle has done an excellent job of conveying lyrical themes in this song. While listening, you feel like reminiscing about what is gone or dreaming…
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Southern Gravity: Trevor Drako and the Weight of Saying It Plain With ‘It Iz What It Iz’
“It Iz What It Iz” opens heavy the beat leans into Southern hip-hop low end, thick and unhurried, while Trevor Drako rides it with a flow…
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Goosebumps Guaranteed: Kabusa Oriental Choir Just Made Kehlani’s ‘Folded’ Hit Even Harder
The Nigerian choral group Kabusa Oriental Choir, known for its ability to turn viral trends into spiritual polyphony, has released a new track ‘Folded’, a reimagining…
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Scott Bentley Finds His Most Moving Voice Yet on ‘Who Am I to Tell You’
I like that ‘Who Am I to Tell You’ places the vocal performance and the surprisingly delicate dynamics of the song at the center of the…
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‘Old Friends’ by Sez: A Soul-Pop Debut Built for Late-Night Escape
The instrumental is rich: driving guitar, a quiet heartbeat paced drum rhythm, and various synthesizer textures with delicate pop layers.
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The Story Behind Pocket Lint’s ‘Amethyst Cameo’ Will Change How You Think About Creativity
The new single, ‘Amethyst Cameo’, is out on May 29, is already attracting attention with its remarkable story of how it came into being.
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‘Skyline’ by Jamythyst Will Make You Fall in Love With New York City All Over Again
The track is dedicated to the first months of falling in love against the backdrop of New York City, and the city becomes part of that…
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100 Years. One Dress. One Song. Sig And The Fire Pilots Just Made History with Their New Single ‘LITTLE BLACK DRESS’
Sig And The Fire Pilots have already established themselves as an act with undeniable stage charisma: it is in the live format that their classic rock…
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RIOT SON’s Debut EP ‘My Love Is A Promise That I Can’t Keep’ Redefines What Indie Emo Can Be — Out May 24
Here is a surrender of positions. Here love exists in the subjunctive mood, and it is precisely this that makes it real.
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The Song That’s Putting Jaz Vernon on Every Playlist: ‘YKTV’ Is Here
‘YKTV’ operates on two temporal planes simultaneously. The 90s, but the instrumentation belongs to the present. Airy synths with enough space to breathe, a rhythm sitting…
