Every bit as creatively experimental and free from the confines of expectation as you’d hope. A refreshing alt-pop listen.
Rebecca Cullen
Arizona’s Jared Mancuso takes us right back to the nineties with this pop-punk anthem of uplifting musicality & contrasting conceptual heartbreak.
Love Ghost were already one of the most interesting and memorable bands to emerge in recent years, and this new EP takes things to even greater plains.
Taking a step away from his educational roots in Biology to focus on a life-long passion for music and the arts, Detroit rapper and songwriter Tym On emerges with a hard-hitting, high-octane anthem that is Golden Boy.
A long-time pianist, artist and street performer – Chafa melts away the weight of the world with his delicately expressive, emotive and skilful musicality.
“I’m very much a proponent of listening and watching. So many different things inspire me to be creative. I think it’s important.”
A release with a conceptual depth that’s likely to prove individually distinctive for each & every listener who delves in.
Introducing a two-track release with an aptly other-worldly core – Club Nova unites cinematic detailing with conceptual intention and heavy, immersive musicality.
As per the band’s consistently classic yet unpredictable edge, there’s a strong sense of sixties psychedelic rock influence, and this smashes into view each time the hook strikes.
Featuring the classic punk-rock energy of any Trey Wonder single – fast-paced power chords and raw drum work – the release also offers up a crisp and compelling series of visuals that help further draw in the audience
Ballin’ accesses the production style of the moment and weaves in a simple yet satisfying hook that’s quickly addictive.
Stunningly delicate vocals embrace a synth-soaked ambiance & subtly juxtapose a seductive rhythm from both the beat & the subsequent rap verse.