Kings of Leon, Can We Please Have Fun Review by Rudy Palma Kings of Leon have always been a band that wears its heart on its sleeve, with a sound that straddles the line between Southern rock authenticity and arena-filling Read more
Nai-Jah, Democrazy Review by J. Pepper Democrazy, the latest offering from Nai-Jah, released on May 17, 2024, under Khanti Music, is a vibrant project that blend genres and delivers powerful vocal performances within the world music and Reggae genre. This Read more
Maria Kim, Misty Blue Review by Constance Tucker Misty Blue by Maria Kim is a fine example of jazz vocal ability. Each track offers a unique example of her exceptional technique, clear diction, and emotional expressiveness. The album opens with Read more
Klemntyna, IN N OUT Review by Constance Tucker In the ever-evolving landscape of rising pop singers, vocal skill can set an artist apart, turning an ok song into something worth experiencing. Klemntyna’s latest single, “IN N OUT,” has such a Read more
Katarina Pejak, Pearls On A String Review by Constance Tucker Pearls On A String, released under Ruf Records, vibrantly shows Katarina Pejak’s multifaceted singing, songwriting, and keyboard performance talents. The album features a compelling mix of original compositions and covers, Read more
Chiyomi Yamada, My Land Review by J. Pepper Chiyomi Yamada and the Japanese folk band Baobab have masterfully woven together the threads of traditional Japanese folklore and European musical sensibilities in the album My Land. Yamada, a native of Fukuoka, Japan, Read more
Alyssa Bonagura, Love Wins Review by John Gaddis Contemporary country vocalist Alyssa Bonagura has released her multi-faceted gem, Love Wins, unveiled on May 3, 2024, under Extreme Music Library LTD. The EP encapsulates a blend of modern country with a Read more
Nancy Vieira, Gente Review by J. Pepper Nancy Vieira’s latest album, Gente, is a collection of songs brought to life by her dynamic vocals. Each of the fourteen songs is intricately woven with cultural narratives, personal history, and musical exploration. Born Read more
Elbow, Audio Vertigo Review by Constance Tucker Elbow’s latest musical voyage, Audio Vertigo, marking their tenth studio effort, captures the essence of Elbow’s evolution, a journey that began in the hallowed halls of Migration Studios in Gloucestershire, continued through The Dairy Read more
Danette McMahon, No More Excuses Review by Constance Tucker Danette McMahon’s debut album, No More Excuses, is a story of the threads of jazz, where each thread takes on the hues of history, emotion, and songwriting that intertwine to create a Read more
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