CD Reviews

When approached with the task of reviewing new-age music, I wasn’t sure I was up to the task. The genre is ultimately fairly alien to me, but when I got to thinking about it, I […]

Novelist, songwriter, musician, and performer Robert Hunter is a unique multi-threat talent in an era when such talents aren’t plentiful. His willingness to tour both his latest novel Relapse and an EP Revival at the same time on the […]

BrittKatt was raised in the south, so a bedside manner is something that’s likely second nature to her. Therefore, she brought enough shade for everyone with her newest single, “Shade Room.” Born and raised in […]

The newest single by Miami’s INDIGO, is called “Rock The Boat.” It’s a tribute of sorts to the late Aaliyah, who recorded a song of the same name. Funny enough, it’s actually another songstress that INDIGO […]

Sugar Addikt’s “LMBT1” (Let Me Be The One) is here to make you think and dance. Sugar Addikt embraces the dance floor by blending their unique sound with heartfelt ideologies that speak to the soul. […]

Whether he’s singing about road trips, love, or childhood memories Paul Hatem will take you somewhere else. His new album When I Get Old encapsulates the vibrancy of youth, the mysteries of memory, and the […]

The Unswept will take you back in time with their adventurous new power-pop album Fast Casual. The Unswept is made up of cousins Charlie, Liz and Ryan O’Brien who all grew up in Sheffield, England. […]

While there is a Country glaze on his new album, The Frontlines, Matt Malone can accurately be defined as a Singer/Songwriter. Some may even say he falls under the Adult Alternative banner, but labels be […]

Fans of Modern Alternative acts such as Imagine Dragons are sure to enjoy “Monster” by Brad Urba. Coincidentally, Imagine Dragons actually have a song of the same name. Brad Urba is something of an overnight […]

For fans of acts like Blink 182 and Pop Punk era MGK, the new EP from Levi Zadoff and Dead Hendrix should fetch their fancy. Dead Summer was inspired both by the infamous 2020 lockdown […]

In the year that’s gone by since the release of his last album, I think it goes without saying that Alex Lopez has grown a lot as a musician. Just listening to any excerpt from […]

George Mallas’ third full-length collection Let the Day Decide continues delivering the New Yorker’s unique blend of the personal touch along with a steady influence of Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Elton John, and others of […]

Elektragaaz hails from the New York City-New Jersey area and it’s safe to say no one else working today is quite like them. Comic strips, techno, rock, classical music, gaming, club, and even film noir […]