AMBER Drops New Heater “St Tropez”
There is a very specific type of scenario that only exists in public places. You see someone once, and suddenly ...
Tag: singers
Pop Therapy Hour: Anne Ryan’s Invisible Rooms Turns Self-Reflection Into A Playlist
If you could turn your internal monologue into music, it might sound a bit like Anne Ryan’s Invisible Rooms. Not ...
Helen Mac’s Precipice Feels Like Opening A Window
The best way to describe listening to Precipice for the first time is this: it feels like fresh air. Put ...
The Intimacy Of Reinvention: How Alina Ly Rebuilds Herself On Shoebox
Alina Ly’s debut album Shoebox begins in a place not often spoke about: the quiet aftermath of disappearing from creativity as a ...
Duanna Delivers A Focused And Confident EP With open tabs
With open tabs, Duanna delivers a focused and confident EP that highlights her growing command of electronic music. The six-track ...
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: 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 ...
