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Album Review: “Two Fingers in a V” by Wasabi Fire Alarm

To start with, a rock band needs a decent name and Wasabi Fire Alarm is a quality name for a band. What does a band name say about the sound? Spicy, has a kick, lifesaving, loud? Luckily, you will find a few of those ...Read More

Single Review: “Ride Or Die” by BEEA

BEEA’s sultry soulful style feels so fresh on the powerful “Ride Or Die”. Vocals serve as the very heart and center of it all. With a timeless sort of classic rock and funk, the whole piece has a living breathing quality to it. Defiance ...Read More

Album Review: “Meant 2 Be” by Happy Curmudgeons

Ever since its release in December last year, “Meant 2 Be”, the debut album from Happy Curmudgeons, has been earning wide acclaim from music lovers all over. The album exhibits a different form of their imagination from the beginning and the palate of two ...Read More

Album Review: “If You Fight You Won’t Always Win, but If You Don’t Fight You Will Always Lose” by The Big Mackoofy

Intellectually engaging releases are always more fun to listen to. The Big Mackoofy recently released their brand new studio album, “If You Fight You Won’t Always Win, but If You Don’t Fight You Will Always Lose.” The album is a combination of indie-pop appeal ...Read More

Album Review: “Ello V Easy” by Tyler Gahn

“Ello V Easy” creates a summery, sunlit sort of atmosphere, one that proves Tyler Gahn to be a storyteller with a real sense of poetry. Over the course of the album, Tyler Gahn draws from a wide variety of styles, from country to pop ...Read More

EP Review: “Cutie EP” by Ndrew LG

Much to the excitement of his fans all over the world, Ndrew LG, the super-talented young music producer from Regensburg, Germany, recently dropped his emotional EDM EP, “Cutie EP”. The digital album released on May 23, 2018 basically emphasizes on rhythm and heavy metal ...Read More

EP Review: “Don’t Play” by SRVSH

There are many new musicians trying their hand at creating fusion of different styles. However, what really matters is how original they manage to keep it to the parent genres. SRVSH is one such talented young musician who recently released his EP named “Don’t ...Read More

16th Annual Independent Music Awards: “Of the Musical” from Joan Torres’ All Is Fused Bags Three Nominations

Independent Music Awards are the appreciation of the highest order every musician dreams of. It’s a community of world famous artists, dedicated fans, prominent press members, talent buyers, and other music professionals from across North and South America, Europe, and the Pacific Rim who ...Read More

Album Review: “The Life” by Through Infinity

Through Infinity, with their latest album “The Life”, have delivered the best in sound engineering and have been extremely successful in creating an album that reverberates with energy and soulful beauty of contemporary music. It’s a powerful and astonishing concoction of electronic and rock. ...Read More

Single Review: “I Drive Alone” by Marco Raes

Music is often soulful and tells a tale, but not always do we find music that is truly touching. “I Drive Alone” by Marco Raes is a piece that is not only emotional; it elevates the experience to a whole new level. The track ...Read More

Album Review: “Tchuss Jazz Era” by Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester

Composed by Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester and released by Challenge Records on January 12 this year, “Tchuss Jazz Era” explores, interprets, and brings together various styles of jazz to create a modern music. This South Korean orchestra has 12 different pieces and each remains ...Read More

Album Review: “In Time” by Akshara Music Ensemble

After five years of journeying through the musical greatness of South Indian melodies, Akshara Music Ensemble has finally released their debut album “In Time”. The album brings to the world Carnatic melodies dressed in different attire. The music is edgy, contemporary and yet original ...Read More