“time will tell” by Sheena-Rae
London-based songwriter Sheena-Rae makes a compelling statement with her original single “time will tell,” set for release on July 25, 2025. Blending dark pop and R&B with a confident rap/sung delivery, the track showcases an artist who understands…
“Power of the People (Remix)” by ZOOLOOK®
Released on Juneteenth 2025, ZOOLOOK®’s “Power of the People (Remix)” arrives with purpose, urgency, and historical awareness. More than a remix, the track functions as a soul-searching anthem and a cultural wake-up call—one that reminds listeners that…
Jones & Co. by Mike Jones
On Jones & Co., Mike Jones delivers a collection that feels both worldly and grounded, shaped by a life spent moving across borders and soaking up diverse influences. As the son of a military service member, Jones’s upbringing took him from Puerto…
Tony Frissore Turns Funk Into a Moral Reckoning on “Bad Strategies”
With Bad Strategies, Tony Frissore proves that funk can still do what it has always done best: make people move while forcing them to think. The single is a tightly constructed, groove-heavy track that confronts the consequences of failed leadership and…
Mark Vennis & Different Place – Goodbye To All That
Mark Vennis & Different Place return with Goodbye To All That, a bold, politically charged, and deeply British album that confronts the history and legacy of the British Empire while questioning what British identity means today. Older, wiser, and…
Richard Green – Just Different
With Just Different, guitarist and composer Richard Green presents one of the most distinctive compositions from his neoclassical music trilogy A Journey. The piece explores adolescence, identity, and the experience of feeling different in a world that…
Killing$pree – “Ephemerals” (Single Review)
With “Ephemerals,” Finland-based solo artist Killing$pree delivers a deeply personal and emotionally charged track that feels less like a performance and more like a release. Created entirely alone in his home sanctuary, the song carries the unmistakable…
Rusty Reid & The Unreasonables – “Let’s Just Talk” (Single Review)
With “Let’s Just Talk,” Rusty Reid reaches back across four decades and pulls forward a song that feels remarkably alive, sharp, and relevant. Originally recorded in the early 1980s and only now seeing the light of day, the track carries the spark of a…
Bekim! – “We Belong Together” (Single Review)
With “We Belong Together,” Bekim! taps directly into the emotional core of early-2000s Eurodance, reviving its sense of warmth, unity, and uncomplicated joy—without letting the track feel dated. It’s a song that understands nostalgia not as imitation,…
Jeff Hodges – “Coming Home” (Single Review)
With “Coming Home,” Jeff Hodges delivers a raw, soul-deep Southern rock ballad that feels less like a song and more like a confession finally spoken out loud. It’s a track built on lived experience—grit under the fingernails, hope in the chest—and it…
Richard Carr – Manannan mac Lir
With Manannan mac Lir, Richard Carr presents a work that feels elemental—rooted in tradition, yet shaped by a lifetime of musical exploration. Named after the Celtic sea god, the piece unfolds with a sense of motion and mystery, echoing tides, weather,…
Dwayna Litz – “Walking in the Light”
“Walking in the Light” is not a song that seeks attention—it seeks healing. Written by Dwayna Litz for victims of crimes against humanity, survivors of abuse, and their families, the track stands as a quiet but powerful affirmation of dignity, faith, and…
GIANFRANCO GFN – GIOMANÈ
With GIOMANÈ, GIANFRANCO GFN delivers an album that feels both deeply rooted and refreshingly free. Blending Groove, Soul, and Acid-Jazz into his own distinctive GIAZZ! style, the record unfolds as a warm, organic journey driven by live musicianship and…
Red Moon Yard – “Hang Out”
Red Moon Yard return with “Hang Out,” a track that feels light and effortless on first listen, yet gradually reveals a deeper emotional resonance. Blending Americana warmth with indie folk intimacy and pop-rock accessibility, the song moves at a relaxed…
JD Days – Christmas Anthology
Some Christmas albums feel like background noise. Christmas Anthology doesn’t. It feels like being invited into a story. JD Days’ latest project is a ten-track holiday journey that blends original songs and re-imagined classics into something genuinely…
JeezJesus – Somewhere Between Love & Misery
Somewhere Between Love & Misery feels like a purge. Not just of ideas or unused demos, but of emotions that have clearly been sitting around for a long time. This album closes a chapter for JeezJesus, and you can hear that sense of finality in how…
charlieCityy – CITYBOY (EP)
CITYBOY plays like a diary entry spread across seven songs, each one capturing a different mood or headspace from the past couple of years. There’s no single sound tying everything together — instead, the EP feels unified by honesty and feeling. girls…
Hilgrove Kenrick – Ǣfendrēama: Four Songs for Christmastime
Four Songs for Christmastime feels less like a seasonal release and more like stepping quietly into a different space. Recorded live in the ancient acoustic of Leominster Priory, this short EP captures Hilgrove Kenrick at his most thoughtful, bringing…
Blind Man’s Daughter – “All I Need”
With “All I Need,” Denver artist Blind Man’s Daughter (Ashley Wolfe) steps confidently into a new sonic space—one that trades her well-known progressive edge for a smoother, sultrier pop-dance pulse. It’s a shift that feels natural for her, yet still…
HANR – “Energy”
With her new single “Energy,” HANR steps into a fresh chapter of her artistry, and you can feel that evolution from the very first beat. The London-based singer has always blended R&B soulfulness with Afrobeat rhythm and jazz smoothness, but here,…