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
Zoe Ko, Rib Cage Review Unpacking Emotions: A Daring Dance between Familiarity and Surprise in Zoe Ko’s Rib Cage by Rudy Palma Hello, fellow aficionados of the human voice; it’s time to delve into the artistry and nuance of Zoe Read more
Rita Ora, You & I Review A Vocal Triumph: Rita Ora’s You & I – A Celebration of Voice and Connection by Rudy Palma The world of pop music can be a fickle landscape. Often, one may stumble upon an Read more
Maisie Peters, The Good Witch Review Vocal Enchantment: Maisie Peters, The Good Witch, Casts a Spell On You With Her Singing By Rudy Palma In the rich soundscape of modern pop music, few artists manage to construct such a vivid Read more
Alison Goldfrapp, The Love Invention Review by Constance Tucker In her audacious debut solo album, The Love Invention, Alison Goldfrapp, renowned for her legacy as half of the genre-defying electro-pop duo Goldfrapp, asserts herself as a dancefloor high priestess. The Read more
Adam Lambert, High Drama Review by Rudy Palma Adam Lambert is a GRAMMY-nominated pop vocalist releasing his anticipated album High Drama. The collection of eleven tunes presents new covers that strike a delicate balance between the familiar and adding a twist. Read more
Briana Piedra, In My Head Review by: Rudy Palma Briana Piedra is a Los Angeles-based pop singer and songwriter that has just released her latest single titled “In My Head.” Piedra brings us an electro-pop/R&B selection with her flirty singing Read more
Jade LeMac, Meet You In Hell Review by Constance Tucker Jade LeMac is an eighteen-year-old Vancouver-based singer-songwriter who recently signed with Arista Records. Her writing style is emotional, and she leans into her half-Asian heritage and connection to the 2SLBGTQ+ Read more
Dean Lewis, The Hardest Love Review by: Rudy Palma Dean Lewis is releasing his highly anticipated second album, The Hardest Love. The ten-track album includes previous singles “Looks Like Me” and “Hurtless,” as well as the emotional “How Do I Say Goodbye” Read more
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