Six O’clock appears unwavering with his thoughtful, conscious writing and the sheer passion and purpose you can hear in his voice and in the surrounding soundscapes.
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Sad But True is a truly artistic and consistently impressive release that creates its own rules and flows with the natural rhythm of these as it pours through. Lahana’s voice and his style of writing are fast becoming easily recognisable traits within an otherwise overly familiar music world. Creative freedom and identity unite to stunning results.
That classic pop-rock aura stands tall throughout, and the way the band have structured this release undoubtedly pays tribute to the finer hits of yesteryear.
The pop-rock bounce of the finished track is a classic pleasure to listen to. The song has a great hook that stays with you for quite a while after listening.
Feeding straight into the sound of contemporary hip hop and alternative pop, Fly Shit is a quickly melodic, anthem-like track that offers the colour and simplicity of an easily recognizable hit.
Not too often do you get a hip hop or alternative pop track that kicks in with quite this level of attitude and character.
Treece Money doesn’t hide behind effects or meaningless instrumental weight. This is real music, unpredictable and new, yet entertaining and immersive at the very same time.
“The worst days will shape you in the best ways.” REXTHERAGER fuses passion and good intentions on this addictively melodic and energizing new track.
Daniel Coloprisco creates a classically calming, organic ambiance with this two-track EP release. Winter’s Song as a title track drives with a spacious and beautifully impressive musicality – a long-form melody and a fairly complex piano piece join forces to guide you through these poetic scenes.
Dan Loller sets the mood beautifully with this single, slowly but surely crafting a mildly psychedelic, expressive rock soundscape around you. Delicacy and distortion intertwine skillfully, paving the way well for what is a notably poetic and thoughtful song.
Having self-awarded this as ‘arguably the 4th best Hip-Hop Funk Fusion Rap Song About Food Of All Time’, Max Wassen walked into this with a comedic intention, but honestly – the track has such a good groove & is brilliantly well-crafted, you tend to feel the embrace of the music & the performance above anything else.
The sort of dance track you’d hear from across the field at a festival, that would unite everyone in a moment of sheer bliss. A pleasure to stumble upon and I look forward to a few re-plays over the coming months.