Alessia Cara, Love & Hyperbole Review by Rudy Palma Alessia Cara’s voice has always been the heart of the allure of her music with its warm, expressive authenticity. On Love & Hyperbole, she surrounds her vocal artistry with a soulful Read more
Japanese Breakfast, Orlando in Love Review by Rudy Palma Michelle Zauner returns after a four-year hiatus with Japanese Breakfast’s latest single, “Orlando in Love,” a captivating prelude to the upcoming album For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women). The song is Read more
Jessie Murph & Teddy Swims, Dirty Review by Constance Tucker From the moment “Dirty“ begins, the listener is drawn into a sonic conversation between two powerhouse vocalists, Jessie Murph, and Teddy Swims. Murph delivers raw emotionality, while Swims keeps things 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
Billy Joel, Turn the Lights Back On Review by Rudy Palma After a hiatus of 17 years, the return of Billy Joel with “Turn the Lights Back On” is a musical renaissance. This track marks the long-awaited return of an Read more
Maeve Steele, Honeyland Review by Constance Tucker Los Angeles-based pop-folk singer-songwriter Maeve Steele has released her eagerly awaited sophomore EP, Honeyland. This six-track EP, produced by Daniel Loumpouridis, known for his work with Louis The Child on “It’s Strange (ft. K.Flay),” Read more
Duran Duran, Danse Macabre Review By Constance Tucker Duran Duran’s latest creation, Danse Macabre, released on October 26, 2023, under the banner of BMG, is the band’s 16th studio album. The collection of songs has a theme of embracing the spirit Read more
Madison Beer, Silence Between Songs Review Madison Beer’s Vocal Journey Through Time, Love, and Existential Worry by Rudy Palma Madison Beer’s sophomore album, Silence Between Songs, brings us a collection of well-written songs, a mature vocal sound, and an odyssey Read more
FLØRE, WEREWOLF Review Unleashing the WEREWOLF with FLØRE by Rudy Palma While it’s easy to label “WEREWOLF” as introspective, hard-hitting, and emotional, what immediately captures the listener’s attention is FLØRE’s fervent vocal sound. Her voice spans a broad tonal spectrum, Read more
Birdy, Portraits Review by Rudy Palma The UK’s prodigiously gifted singer-songwriter Birdy unveils her fifth studio album, Portraits —a masterstroke of musical expressions, interwoven with an unerring flair for storytelling. This auditory journey heralds Birdy’s evolution into uncharted territories, showcasing a Read more
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