Reviews
‘UltraTerrestrial’- Herman Martinez Paints the Cosmos in Chaos
Atlanta’s Herman Martinez emerges from the outskirts with his new album ‘UltraTerrestrial’, that feels like a transmission from somewhere between memory and imagination. Coming from a place where forgotten fragments of thought are stitched together by pure instinct and bold experimentation. Martinez’s fingerprints are on every note and every layer, yet the album never feels […]
‘Checkmate’- Philip La Rosa Turns Pain into Anthemic Clarity
Emerging from the sun-soaked coastlines of Western Australia, Philip La Rosa delivers a striking reflection on friendship, betrayal, and self-realisation with his latest single ‘Checkmate’. This track is a masterclass in turning personal turbulence into music that’s touching and truly engaging. From the opening chords, La Rosa balances a clean and contemporary production with an […]
‘Out Loud Thoughts’- Victòria Vilalta Unveils the Quiet Strength of Vulnerability
Victòria Vilalta is back with latest single ‘Out Loud Thoughts’. The Catalan singer-songwriter and producer continues to define her sound with this lightly sorrowful indie ballad, a track that balances introspection with understated resilience Opening with gentle piano chords, layered with soft guitar plucks and a grounding bass, the song immediately invites us to settle […]
‘Cumulonimbus’- Pisgah Strikes with Atmospheric Power on New single
Pisgah’s ‘Cumulonimbus’ is a masterclass, a track where the quiet storm simmers before sweeping us off our feet. London-based singer-songwriter Brittney Jenkins has always balanced the poetic and the propulsive, but here her sound reaches a new level of clarity and depth. The song is rooted in personal history; southern U.S. summers, Piedmont humidity, and […]
‘Lost In The Dark’- Kavita Baliga Revives the 80s Power Ballad with Cinematic Flair
Kavita Baliga’s latest single ‘Lost in the Dark’ is an unapologetic love letter to the golden era of 1980s power ballads, but with a distinctly modern heartbeat. From the first swelling chords, the track wraps you in a nostalgic embrace, with soaring vocals, lush harmonies, and the kind of dramatic build that made hair-metal arenas […]
‘The Wanderer’- Sava, a Sonic Pilgrimage Through Mountains and Memory
There’s a rare kind of music that feels like a place you can step into, and Sava Plukhooii’s ‘The Wanderer’ is exactly that, a terrain of sound where the mind wanders freely and the heart quietly catches up. Born in the Slovenian Alps, recorded at the Piano Room in Golnik with panoramic views and a […]
‘Cold Comfort’- Will Pope’s New single is a Folk Hug for the Weary
There’s a rare kind of honesty in Will Pope’s music. And his latest single ‘Cold Comfort’ is exactly that, a tender, wry reflection on burnout and the quiet defiance that keeps us moving forward. Hailing from Rotherham but shaped by years in Beijing’s music scene, Pope has an uncanny ability to make his guitar speak […]
‘The Agoraphobia Files’- Purbeck Temple’s Raw and Intimate Journey Through Survival
Few albums carry the weight of real experience as unapologetically as Purbeck Temple’s ‘The Agoraphobia Files’. Hailing from Hornsea in England, Temple transforms personal trauma into something both haunting and unexpectedly tender across thirteen tracks that feel like journal entries set to music. There’s a vulnerability here that refuses to be softened, a courage that […]
‘Fade’- Shelita lluminates the Quiet Weight of Transience
There’s a rare patience in Shelita’s new single ‘Fade’, a song that seems to exist in the delicate interval between presence and memory. Layered over a heartbeat-like pulse, airy synth textures rise and recede like sunlight through shifting clouds. A collaboration with Bellringer and Lamar Van Sciver, ‘Fade’ balances elegance with a subtle tension. Shelita’s […]
