Reviews
Review: JaeXlynne Turns Betrayal Into A Blunt And Unfiltered Statement On “Friends Like You”
JaeXlynne’s “Friends Like You” is not subtle, and that is exactly its strength. Built on a foundation of confrontation and...
Review: MOSUN Taps Into Addictive Late-Night Energy On “OVDZ”
MOSUN’s “OVDZ” is all about that feeling you know you should walk away from but don’t. It’s a smooth, late-night...
Review: Kristo Captures Overthinking And Freedom Perfectly On “Spinning Around”
Belgian artist Kristo continues to carve out his own lane between pop, funk and R&B with his new single, “Spinning...
5 Reasons You Should Listen To Sage Elton’s New Single “CUPID”
Norwegian pop artist Sage Elton is back and bolder than ever with her latest release, “CUPID”. The single is a...
Review: BENJAMIN Finds Beauty And Bittersweet Truths On “WESTSIDE”
With “WESTSIDE”, BENJAMIN delivers a reflective and quietly powerful single that captures the tension between staying loyal to where you...
Review: Jakke’s “Without Peace” Invites Us To Breathe Through The Noise
Los Angeles-based musician Jakke has returned with his new single, “Without Peace”, a track that feels both intimate and expansive....
Review: CADE Navigates The Heartache Of Modern Love On “Love To Be Let Down”
CADE’s latest single, “Love To Be Let Down”, is a synth-pop confessional that feels both emotionally bruised and sonically buoyant....
Review: Gianna Alessi’s “Soft” Is A Tender Ode To Slowing Down
Gianna Alessi returns with “Soft”, a tranquil yet deeply stirring single that sets the tone for her upcoming EP, Soft...
Review: Jordan Corey Unpacks Obsession And Emotional Dependency On Haunting New Single “647am”
Jordan Corey’s new single, “647am”, is a raw, visceral plunge into the quiet ache of longing, wrapped in a dreamy...
Review: Chrissy Spratt Confronts Emotional Consequences On “In Too Deep”
Chrissy Spratt’s new single, “In Too Deep”, is a raw, moody confessional that dives headfirst into the murky waters of...
