Reviews
‘I’m So In Love With You’- Shelita, finding light in the wreckage
Shelita has never been an artist content to skim the surface. And her newest single ‘I’m So In Love With You’ is the latest proof of that as she offers a luminous declaration shaped by survival. It’s a love song forged in the kind of darkness most never return from, and that’s exactly what makes it […]
‘Love Is Everywhere’- Intercontinen7al, a global heartbeat in under three minutes
Some songs feel big because of their production. Others feel big because of their emotion. ‘Love Is Everywhere’, the latest offering from the wildly ambitious collective Intercontinen7al, manages both, and then blows past expectation entirely by carrying the weight of seven continents in its melody. Intercontinen7al have always been a fascinating anomaly as a rock […]
‘When I Was Quiet’- mUmbo, music for the space between heartbeats
There are bands who tell stories, and then there are bands who leave their songs suspended in that hazy, fragile place where emotion becomes impression and meaning becomes something you lean into rather than grab. mUmbo’s new triptych ‘When It Was Quiet’ belongs unmistakably to the latter. It’s a release that asks you to slow […]
‘Listen’- SIREN, where the heartland meets the horizon
There’s a certain magic that happens when a long-running band taps back into the fire that started it all. And with ‘Listen’, South Florida’s SIREN prove that reinvention doesn’t mean abandoning your past; it means sharpening it, illuminating it, breathing new thunder into old sparks. This is the sound of a group stepping into their modern […]
‘Ache’- Highroad No. 28, sinking into the slow-burning darkness
With their long-awaited new single ‘Ache’, Highroad No. 28 return with a slow, beautifully controlled implosion. The Australian alt-rockers have always trafficked in mood and muscle, but their latest single unfurls deep, aching, and quietly luminous at the edges. From the first seconds, the band lean into shadow. The guitars stalk, curling around the vocal like […]
‘James Dean’- Chloe Hawes, cutting through the myth of chaos
Chloe Hawes has always thrived in the tension between confession and confrontation, but ‘James Dean’ feels like the moment that balance becomes a blade. The Manchester-based songwriter has carved out a reputation for turning vulnerability into something ferocious, and this new single is one of their sharpest, most arresting pieces yet. Where some songs glamorise spirals and […]
‘The Christmas Songs’- Hanne Leland, rekindling holiday magic
With her newest collection ‘The Christmas Songs’, Hanne Leland steps into December with a winter record that remembers the quiet corners of the season as much as its sparkle. The Norwegian pop artist has long been admired for her emotional transparency, and here she channels that gift into a set of songs that feel like they […]
‘Psychedelika Pt.1’- The New Citizen Kane, stepping into the storm
With his latest album ‘Psychedelika Pt.1’, The New Citizen Kane unveils a labyrinth of shimmering emotion, restless thought, and neon-lit confessionals. In an era where most albums fight for passing attention, ‘Psychedelika Pt.1’ demands your full presence. It is maximalist, multi-sensory, defiantly ambitious, and deeply, unmistakably human. At the centre of this sprawling cosmos is a story of […]
‘Out In The Night’- Mercy Kelly, returning toward the dark
Mercy Kelly stride back into the spotlight with purpose on their new single ‘Out in the Night’, a track that proves the Greater Manchester four-piece have lost none of the fire that first set them apart. If anything, they sound sharper, hungrier, and more unified than ever. From the first shimmering guitar line, there’s that unmistakable Mercy […]
