Reviews
‘Old Friend’- Pine Lake, A Melancholic Groove That Captures Heartache with Indie Pop Charm
Pine Lake return with their new single ‘Old Friend’, ahead of their upcoming album ‘Don’t Be a Hero’, which continues to showcase their signature mix of melancholic, groovy pop music. Hailing from Asker, Norway, Pine Lake is a collective with deep roots in Oslo’s underground scene, featuring members from diverse musical backgrounds. With influences spanning […]
‘Motivation’- Einsam, returns with a rich and velvety synth-pop embrace
Bristol-based artist Sam Jackson, better known as Einsam, continues his journey into the electronic intersection of post-punk and indie-pop with the release of his second single, ‘Motivation’, from his ‘Actionism’ EP. After spending four years in Vienna, Jackson returned to Bristol to shape his solo project, with the aptly chosen name Einsam, which translates to […]
‘MP3’- Madame Psychosis Delivers Emotionally Charged Alt-Rock with New Album
Toronto-based indie rock band Madame Psychosis return with their most daring and introspective release to date- ‘MP3’, their third studio album. Building on the success of their earlier projects ‘Survivor’ and their self-titled debut, the band takes their sound to new heights with this dynamic and genre-blending record. The album showcases a band with a […]
‘Love And Grief’- Sophia Stephens, A Soulful Exploration of Heartache and Growth
At just 18 years old, Sophia Stephens has already penned around 500 songs, and her newly-released debut album ‘Love & Grief’, demonstrates her remarkable ability to blend heartfelt storytelling with modern pop sensibilities. Drawing inspiration from artists like Florence and the Machine, Lorde, and Hozier, Stephens’ music navigates the complexity of love, loss, and life […]
‘PROSPERITY’- Proklaim, returns with sharp and thoughtful commentary on complex current events
Proklaim, the rising hip-hop artist from Windhoek, Namibia, is back with a hard-hitting new single ‘PROSPERITY’. Known for his thoughtful lyricism and sharp storytelling, Proklaim continues to carve out his space in the global music scene with this latest track. Following the success of ‘Kingz’, which landed him on MTV Base alongside fellow Namibian artist […]
‘Close In October’- Ginko Bugs return with an ode to second chances
Ginko Bugs’ latest single ‘Close In October’ showcases the band’s seamless blend of introspective lyricism and classic rock influences, creating a sound that both pays homage to legends of the past while offering something fresh and resonant for today’s audience. Hailing from Sweden, this international group, led by Bo Biloba, draws inspiration from musical giants […]
‘Late Blooming’- Late Blooming releases hauntingly beautiful self-titled EP
Brooklyn-based artist Rose Rutledge, working under her Late Blooming project, invites listeners on an introspective and atmospheric journey with her self-titled debut EP. The 5-track EP blends ambient lo-fi, electro-pop, and alternative indie, with lush layers of flute, ethereal vocals, and deep sonic textures. It’s a heartfelt exploration of both nostalgia and hope, pulling from […]
‘Hurt With Me’- Chester Goad, touching track providing comfort during grief and heartache
Chester Goad’s latest single ‘Hurt with Me’ taps into the raw and vulnerable spaces of grief, offering solace for anyone grappling with loss. A poignant reflection on pain, resilience, and faith, the track stands as a heart-wrenching anthem for those who feel like they’re navigating life’s darkest valleys. Goad, a seasoned singer-songwriter from Nashville, delves […]
‘the lobby’- myah, satirical and sharp-witted break-up anthem
myah’s latest single ‘The Lobby’ is an unapologetic cinematic break-up anthem, packed with biting humour, emotional digs, and a healthy dose of self-empowerment. As an indie artist with a flair for storytelling, myah uses her songwriting to turn heartbreak into a sharp-edged commentary on love, fame, and the absurdities of Hollywood. The song, and accompanying […]
