Slow Cheetah’s self-titled EP has every bit of character and identity you might hope for when seeking out unique, creatively free music. From the offset, Drama Sells The Lies pours a number of striking elements into the room around you. The title intrigues, the mood of the music accompanies this well, and the artist’s leading voice and … Continued
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You become increasingly impressed at how every single bar is comprised purely of song titles. From Eminem to Lorde to Aerosmith to The Beatles – there’s no prejudice in the choice.
Dexxin’s return brings more in the way of unique hip hop & RnB fusion. The song is ambient in a trip-hop-like manner, but it’s also mildly disjointed & quite haunting
Jimmy Carter’s wordplay & flow are always superb & often outstanding. This project captivates for the scene setting, the details, the realness, the swagger, the theatrics, the passion.
Life is the beautiful new single from Race Against Fate. Pairing the simple energy of an acoustic guitar and a sitar, the song’s ambiance is calming & delicate, the message & melody being the driving forces behind it’s strength.
The song has managed to sound like a classic, nostalgic piece of music & writing, as well as being totally new, refreshing, and wonderful.
Recognited as a producer drives with equal parts professionalism & creativity. There’s delicacy here, thoughtfulness as to how each element steps into the mix – drawing you in with simple yet effective musical strength.
Stew has done well to capture the sound of the moment with this, as well as not overwhelming his audience with weight or multiple layers of volume, colour & detail. The space & the simple beauty of it are likely to appeal for their originality & how easy they are to take on.
This project is undoubtedly about the songwriting, that’s what stands the tallest. It’s a strong collection that will likely be enjoyed by fans spanning from the Eagles to the more modern day indie-rock bands of not too long ago.
A gorgeous song, thoughtfully written, structured in a manner that grabs your attention with that almost whispered softness & purity, and that poetic lyricism. There’s a youthfulness to his voice that seems to contrast with the awareness in his writing, and that’s a powerful thing.
The song swings with its infectious rhythms & the exemplary guitar work adds just the right amount southern rock & charm. Sheyana’s voice is an experience in & of itself, and she pairs effortlessly & harmoniously with the music.
A totally memorable song that cleverly narrates the potentially negative effects of certain types of music on human behavior & even intelligence. The whole attitude & approach of the track seems perfectly catered to that concept.