Author: Sargeant

Posted on: March 17, 2019 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Imaní Scott “Lost Yo Mind”

On Lost Yo Mind, Houston’s Imaní Scott is able to draw upon a rich R&B tradition that traces its way through TLC, Destiny’s Child, and Ciara. The track shines due to the sheer range that Scott is able to achieve here. With a strong message of female empowerment expressed through Lost Yo Mind, Imaní is able to contribute to politics as well as the playlists of dance clubs throughout the…

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ash.ØK “Breathe Me In”

Breathe Me In includes the vocals of Anna Yvette. The track draws a bit of instrumentation from Gary Jules and the thick, omnipresent beats of mid/late-1980s synth pop. The dark and emotive production here provides a secondary vocal element. This means that Anna’s vox and ash.ØK’s arrangements combine to make something special. With a tempo that rises and falls at all the right points, Breathe Me In is an unfettered…

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Sonic Rade “Let’s Dream Tonight”

Let’s Dream Tonight is an effort that builds upon the basis of 1980s performers like Elvis Costello, Robert Smith, and The Cure. With guitars, bass, and drums uniting to make for a tightly-knit backing beat, Sonic Rade is able to hang with hard-rock luminaries like Dire Straits and XTC. Modern production ensures that each element of Sonic Rade are able to shine alone and as a contributor to a cohesive…

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Steff Neff “Mine”

On Mine, Steff Neff is able to immediately draw listeners in with a booming set of vocals. Little more is present during this early section of Mine than a piano, drums, and Steff’s vocals; this tri-partite arrangement gradually moves into a more supportive role to allow Neff to lay down vox in the fashion of Adele and Corinne Bailey Rae. The traditional (drum) and electronic (synthesizer) that are laid out…

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Raised On TV “Caroline”

Caroline, the latest by Raised On TV, has a very late-nineties / early 2000s indie rock sound to it. With sorrowful, somber lyrics matched alongside jangly, complex guitar lines and a rapidly-shifting instrumentation, Caroline has the band wear their influences (At The Drive-In, early Death Cab for Cutie) on their sleeve. We’d recommend playing Caroline a number of times to hear each of the distinct sections of the band. Raised…

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The Dead Daisies “Dead And Gone (Swamp Version)”

A bluesy bit of guitar draws upon Uncle Tom’s Cabin-era Warrant, Every Mother’s Nightmare, and a bit of Whitesnake and Cinderella. The power of the vocals (especially with the call and response that is present at points) is matched by the tremendous guitars. Imagine Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Frank Hannon’s bayou-infused guitar styles, polished up a bit and with some of the most intense arrangements one has ever heard. The…

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Water District – “TAKEOFFYOURCLOTHES”

On their latest single TAKEOFFYOURCLOTHES, Water District are able to make an engrossing and intense effort built off of Plus-44 and Alkaline Trio. With a bit of the vocal-forward styling of Rise Against, Water District is able to make a punky, poppy track that will even appease the most technically-minded listeners. The vocal / drum dynamic pushes the cut’s momentum higher, while the bit of synth that is peppered in…

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Warm Brew Feat. Wiz Khalifa “Player Way”

Player Way is the perfect laid-back track; this new Warm Brew effort comes forth with some of the catchiest hooks this side of Nate Dogg. Wiz Khalifa’s flow works well to keep things varied while promoting the chilled-out spirit of the effort. The 1:30 mark of Player Way is marked through rapid-fire bars building upon the styles of Twista and Bizzy Bone. The production of this single creates a haunting,…

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How Magnetic Therapy Benefits Your Health and Fashion Sense

We’ve all felt under the weather sometimes, there’s no point in lying about it. But what about those low-level kinds of bad feelings that aren’t enough to go see a doctor, but are noticeable enough to affect your daily life? Well, some people choose to treat those feelings both big and small through magnetic therapy. What exactly is magnetic therapy, you may ask? I had the same question when I…

Posted on: March 16, 2019 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

6 Things Men Do To Make Them Feel Like Real Men

6 Things Men Do To Make Them Feel Like Real Men The biggest character flaw that men have is their ego. Feeling like a real man boosts men’s ego and that is why they do certain things and feel fulfilled doing them. Those things make them feel like real men. As a matter of fact, there are a lot of things men do to make them feel like real men…

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Gregory Harrington – Hallelujah

It is difficult to put your own fingerprints on Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah, but Gregory Harrington is able to do so. This is because of the tremendous close-knit and touching woodwinds that establish the song’s narrative. The richness of Harrington’s Hallelujah continues as additional elements are included in the mix. With nods to classical, jazz, and blues weaved in here, Harrington is able to make something that absolutely soars. The careful…

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Makes My Blood Dance – Beaming Right Up

On Beaming Right Up, Makes My Blood Dance are able to tie orchestral metal, angular indie-rock and mid-oughts emo into something that will appease fans of Guns ‘N Roses and AFI alike. Taut instrumentation and a dense, thrushy layering ensure that listeners will have to play this cut many times before hearing everything that has been placed within. The charismatic vocals of Beaming Right Up is matched quite nicely by…

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Top 7 consideration to keep in mind when buying hair extensions

Hair extensions are indeed one of the top solutions to add extra length and volume to your natural hair. However, before you are planning to spend some money on hair extensions, there are certain criteria to be taken into consideration with respect to lifestyle and hair textures. Some of them are discussed below: Opt for Remy Human Hair Extensions There are wide varieties of hair extensions, which are available in…

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Chicken Glory At Wingstop

There are many unique restaurants around the world. One of these is Wingstop. It is outstanding due to the fact that they offer chicken wings as their staple and main dishes! The original branch of Wingstop is located in Dallas, Texas in the USA. Wingstop was founded in 1994 with a vision to bring buffalo-style chicken wings to the masses. This variety of chicken wings are known for its flavor…

Posted on: March 15, 2019 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Juliana Hale “Cupid”

On Cupid, Juliana Hale is able to build upon the strong singer-songwriter style of Pink and Lady Gaga. For much of this single, a piano represents the sole force establishing the instrumental side of things. Hale’s inclusion of strings at opportune points puts a highlight on the track, especially when her vocals go silent. Each part of Cupid is able to contribute mightily to a cohesive sound. Fans of early…

Posted on: March 15, 2019 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Kelly Padrick “Waiting For This”

On Waiting For This, Kelly Padrick is able to refresh the sound of The Bangles and Bananarama. Equal amounts of alternative rock and electronic pop are blended to create something that hits the same mark as Madonna’s Ray of Light or Blondie’s Heart of Glass. Padrick is able to do more than tell a story on her latest single; she is able to build upon the harmonies achieved by the…

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John Paciga “The F-Word”

On The F-Word, John Paciga is able to create a song that could easily slot into a Broadway musical. The talent, a driving piano line, and oodles of allure ensure that the melodies crafted on this single will bury themselves deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. With the dynamic between the piano and Paciga’s vocals ensuring each are on the top of their game, it’s not surprising that…

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Chase The Jaguar “Never Let You Down”

On Never Let You Down, Chase The Jaguar is able to link together pop, synth-funk, and indie rock in a wholly unique fashion. The multiple layers of Never Let You Down ensure that listeners will have to play the single multiple times before hearing each nuance that has been peppered through the single. The raw charisma of the vocals are a stand-out part of the isngle, but listeners should not…

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5 Top-Valued Casino Vacation Destinations For Travel

Are you going to be traveling at some point in the future? Do you absolutely love casinos? If you’ve answered yes to these questions, you should definitely think about traveling to destinations that have tons of casinos. Some cities are best known for this, but others do not have any casinos whatsoever. Within this guide, you’re going to learn about the very best destinations in the world for people who…

Posted on: March 15, 2019 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

How To Make A Proper Study Space

Studying can be a very daunting experience if done incorrectly. Besides the material itself, the environment in which you sit in can have a huge impact on your body and your education. Whether this is for you or for your kids, there are many ways to create a comfortable study space that will keep you motivated and help you stay on track. Below are three main ways to create a…