An ethereal synthesized melody blankets us in roaring electropop tonality as we enter Jerad Finck’s new single “White Christmas,” which arrives just in time for the holidays and caps off a year of huge successes in Finck’s young career. Electronica isn’t often associated with the...
by John McCall The gilded strum of a bright guitar is all that it takes to captivate anyone within earshot of “Blue Dream,” one of ten stellar new tracks on Pale Mara’s self-titled album. Over the course of just three minutes and nine seconds, elegant harmonies...
by John McCall Inside four minutes of the pure heavy metal thunder that is Lana Blac’s new single “Suck You In,” listeners are taken on a journey to the melodic core of Blac’s juggernaut sound and pressed to embrace the sonic mayhem that she and her...
by John McCall Singer Kanisha K unites Christmas past with Christmas present in her rendition of the seasonal classic “I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” which is available everywhere indie music is sold and streamed along with a splendid accompanying music video. Kanisha K masterfully captivates us...
by John McCall A gentle yet tightly wound acoustic guitar melody greets us as we enter “World On Its Neck,” one of six new songs found on Hemhora and the Glass Band’s all new extended play Helix Pattern Blues. The band treads through a thick blanket...
by John McCall Patrick Doval’s single “In You” is never overwrought or cluttered with too many instruments, but it is definitely a kaleidoscopic musical ride. The hard charging piano bringing you into the song immediately caught my ear and you realize, as the track develops, provides...
by John McCall Having heard great things about The Merrymaker’s Orchestrina’s previous release Act 3, I expected great things from their newest collection Little King and the Salamander. I am not disappointed. The potential for disappointment is real – Little King and the Salamander isn’t a natural follow-up, in the sense it highlights...
by John McCall Shot on Kodak film and directed by Idle House and Blood Cultures, the “Dunk On Me” music video is seemingly vintage and innocent at first, before it goes into darker, unsettling territory. Blood Cultures, a New Jersey four-piece band, joins the ranks of...
by John McCall Hailing from the New Jersey/New York area and American born, Ashley Delima’s Brazilian heritage and her passion for justice fueled her stunning first single “Stay in America”, an audacious first stab at stardom ringing out bravely in the current social and political climate...
by John McCall One thing, if nothing else, is clear about Dawg Gone Davis – she loves and knows music well. The four songs included with her EP collection In the Dawg Pound gets off to a fun and wise start with the track “Forever Music” and the...