Winds & Walls are a sibling duo crafting undeniably unique musical soundscapes, complete with poetic, emotional songwriting, presented under a gorgeously smooth & colourful light.
Rebecca Cullen
This project is well worth exploring if you’re a fan of the raw edge & entertainment of unforgiving hard rock & blues. The Kings Rising are a band you’ll want to check live should the opportunity arise.
The music is colorful, skillful, uplifting & exciting. A&L are bringing the raw energy & purity of rock & roll back to the pop world – this song is a great introduction to their creativity.
The Twindows take the time to escape into their music, which, in turn, gives their audience the perfectly realistic, go-to escapism they expect from effective music.
The classic energy of the music is brilliant, the band perform superbly at every moment. The songwriting is wonderful, complex yet accessible, and forever interesting.
It feels like wholesome, meaningful music, and that makes it a total pleasure to have play for you. A stunning collection, a definite must for fans of Americana & all of its sub-genres.
It’s easy to connect these thoughts & ideas to your own situation, the blissful ambiance & crystal clear production allow you to really take that on & escape into the moment.
This project is loaded with great energy & inspiring ideas. The songs connect so strongly because these are genuine thoughts from an artist who doesn’t merely claim to observe the world, he actually does it.
The track begins with the piano part, the descending chord pattern presents a sense of anticipation – it doesn’t resolve, it throws you into an energetic spiral that increases in intensity with each new moment that steps forward.
The story telling is honest & appealing for its personal touch, but the music & the song offer so much that is widely accessible, energizing, and easy to get into. That’s a strong combination.
A striking piece artistic as ever & cleverly entertaining in a new, incomparable way. This is nothing like Oxaï Roura’s previous releases, yet at the same time, it’s soaked in the very same creative freedom & other worldly levels of inspiration.
Hot Dizzy takes on a smooth & lightly dark hip hop beat for My Hitta (Edited), laying upon it his own unique style of lyricism & performance – the likes of which teeter somewhere between rap & melody.