Conceptually heavy and rightfully engaging from a performance and stylistic perspective, Nahoum Hay’s February depicts a harrowing story of abuse, and blends poetic vagueness and detailed imagery in order to do so.
Songwriter
Fantastic song-writing, fresh & engaging, easily memorable. Hopefully this is a strong indication of what we can look forward to from Jon Omen as the months & years go by.
Tipping its hat to the pop-rock sound of the nineties – and, in hindsight, the retro artwork playing a similar card – Bitch Boy is a catchy number with surprisingly heartfelt, genuine verses to it.
Australia’s echolily takes the time to craft something immersive and meaningful with this latest, engaging and impressively cinematic new release.
The hook drops in beautifully, quickly elevating the song from good to great – a defiant contender for a mainstream hit, should the right audience manage to find & start rightfully sharing it.
Gentle rock vibes bring together blissful melodies and organic-meets-electro sound-design for this ambient and uplifting, thoughtful new single from NYC’s whenitsmytime.
Accessing the inner turmoil of heartbreak, featuring blissfully expressive, raspy & soulful yet aptly tired vocals.
True You introduces the artist & songwriter Hayden Birch with a decidedly thoughtful, intricate & emotive style.
Undoubtedly an artist & songwriter with a fine ear for melody and a willingness to keep things genuine & open lyrically – not to mention a singer with a superb, powerful & memorable vocal style.
Leading with soft-rock sensibilities and a decidedly emotive, gentle and expressive vocal delivery, Rattlesnake offers a series of poetic reflections on intimacy and self-awareness.
Fantastic, what a debut. Stunning vocals, absolute character reigniting the freely expressive passion of a simpler era, brilliant musicianship, unwavering style, and superb production.
There’s a slightly Johnny Cash-like aura to the verses and this particular choice of melody, with a Tanita Tikaram twist to the groove.