Reviews
‘London City’- Ingeborg, turning emotional ruins into power
With her latest offering ‘London City’, Swiss artist Ingeborg delivers one of those rare singles that feels both intensely personal and sharply cinematic. This is electro-pop that walks with purpose, eyes forward, carrying the weight of memory without letting it dictate the future. From the opening moments, the song unfolds like a night scene pulled from an art-house […]
‘What Makes You Think’- RIOT SON, a reckless new-wave reckoning
There’s a moment on ‘What Makes You Think’ where everything locks into place and you realise RIOT SON is actively sharpening his sound. This single presses forward, eyes wide, nerves buzzing, carrying the urgency of someone who knows they’re standing on the edge of something bigger. From the first notes, the track pulses with a tightly coiled energy. Guitars […]
‘All About Life’- Shani Weiss, turning lived experiences into shared truth
There’s something quietly powerful about music that simply opens its hands and says, this is who I am, this is what I’ve learned. On ‘All About Life’, Shani Weiss delivers her most grounded and resonant work to date, shaping a six-song release that feels like an invitation into her world. These songs move with the assurance of someone who […]
‘Northern Lights’- Luan Luan, channelling neon freedom and pure release
There are songs that soundtrack the night, and then there are songs that become the night. Luan Luan delivers the latter with ‘Northern Lights’, a radiant, pulse-driven rush that feels like stepping into colour, movement, and collective joy all at once. From the first beat, this track moves. Not in a forced, hands-in-the-air way, but with a confident, magnetic sway that […]
‘Fashion Romance’- Books Of Moods, turning style, sound, and infatuation into an art-rock fever
There’s a thrilling sense of play running through Books Of Moods, and nowhere is it more alive than on ‘Fashion Romance’. Helmed by Hugo Sailer, the Paris-based project continues to prove that pop music can be clever, cinematic, and wildly fun without sacrificing emotional pull. ‘Fashion Romance’ feels like stepping into a brightly lit montage where attraction […]
‘Amazing, Awful, Ordinary Life’- Crooner Ed, finding grace, gags, and grit in the small stuff
There’s something instantly disarming about Crooner Ed. On ‘Amazing, Awful, Ordinary Life’, he leans into posture, sleeves rolled up, glass half full and half empty at the same time. This record feels like pulling up a chair at the end of a long day and realising someone has turned your own thoughts into melody. The album moves […]
‘Watching The World Go By’- Jernej Zoran, a borderless guitar odyssey coming alive
There’s something quietly exhilarating about hearing an artist step into a new chapter with total confidence, and ‘Watching the World Go By’ feels exactly like that moment for Jernej Zoran. This record opens up, stretching outward with a sense of curiosity, craftsmanship, and global conversation that feels both intimate and expansive. Built around his own unmistakable relationship […]
‘Let’s Just Talk’- Rusty Reid, electric hesitation and the thrill of almost
‘Let’s Just Talk’ absolutely pops with that heart-racing electricity that lives in the split second before anything happens. Rusty Reid and his band The Unreasonables bottle that feeling perfectly and turn it into a gloriously infectious rush of guitar-driven energy. From the opening moments, the song bursts forward with bright, jangling momentum and a pulse that refuses […]
‘You’re Alright’- 23 Fields, turning reassurance into a rallying cry
There’s an undeniable spark running through ‘You’re Alright’, a song that manages to be both tender and quietly triumphant. 23 Fields takes the simple, human idea of reassurance in the face of doubt, and lifts it into something expansive, energising, and genuinely uplifting. This is comfort music with backbone, the kind that actively steadies you on your […]
