C. SHIROCK’s “Confess Your Love” is a bouncy track that simultaneously calls back to the synth-pop of the 1980s and the modern EDM genre. Inspiring synth lines and dreamy vocals unite to have listeners hang on every word. C.SHIROCK’s vocals are cast in the mold of U2 and Coldplay, making Confess Your Love an easy inclusion on any pop radio rotation. The track’s mid-point, which slows down things and brings…
Anastasia Elliot’s “The Boy Who Cried Love” is a touching effort that seamlessly unites passionate female vocals with an emotive piano line. With classical music and darkwave / goth genres representing touchstones for Anastasia on her latest effort, there will be something for everyone on The Boy Who Cried Love. The track’s increasing tempo makes for a more tense environment, upon which Elliot’s vocals are highlighted all the more brightly.…
Jonny Dee’s “The Man Who Fell From The Sky” is a funk-laid track that employs a chill flow. The taut lyrical content of Jonny Dee makes its own sort of harmony, adding to the thick bass line, vocal samples and emphatic drum beats already present. There’s a thickness to this backing beat that ensures one will be able to find new twists and turns even a few plays in. The…
The Chris Ruben Band’s Stomach Coil is an effort that blends together 1980s and 1990s rock with a more musically complex, progressive meets jam-band approach. The band utilizes an approach which ensures that all parts (bass, guitar, drums, and the aforementioned vocals) are able to shine. What results then with Stomach Coil is a track that fans will need to strap a pair of headphones on for; there are so…
John Gaar’s “Roll Like That” is an intensely soulful sound that draws upon the 1950s and 1960s doo-wop, blues, and 1970s funk. All together, what listeners will experience when they hear Roll Like That is a tremendously capable set of vocals and world-class musicians. The band works like a cohesive element – sure, there are times where the guitars and horns are allowed to step out in front – but…
Sin7’s “Erased” is a heavy, hard-hitting rock track that whips in bits of Slipknot and Godsmack into a guitar and supersonic-vocal led assault. Sin7’s production of Erased ensures that a slinky bass line, screams, on-point drums, and sizzling guitar work is able to shine alone or as an integral part of this cohesive effort. Never allowing listeners to take a breath, Sin7 makes a song that could easily slot onto…
MariBased1’s “DOE BOI” is an effort that calls back to the days of gangster rap. This means that there is a deep, nearly horrorcore approach taken to the song’s backing beat. The gritty lyrical flow of MariBased1 and MrBenjamin further adds realism to this single. As the track cuts off at the 2:30 mark, we’re left as listeners wanting more. Make it a point to check out what MariBased1 is…
David Haerle’s “Glendale” immediately draws listeners in with a sunny, mid-2000s alternative sound that builds upon the tradition of Everclear and Smash Mouth. The instrumentation on Glendale is something special, adding a further narrative element to the mix. Listeners can enjoy the track purely through its vocal side, through the collection of instruments that establish the backing element, and a cohesive entity. As Haerle’s single continues to play, fans will…
“Surrender”, the latest effort from Joey Danger, is a futuristic track that ties in late-1990s Fear Factory, Linkin Park, and Stabbing Westward into a dark, brooding effort. The raw passion present in the track will keep listeners interest high; a bit of Weeknd-styled R&B is the cherry on the top of the sundae here. Echo and distortion transform the track into something special, blurring the separation between organic and electronic. A…
Trina’s new track “I Just Wanna” features City Girls and Arie. The effort is able to showcase the intense flow of Trina while having a varied backing beat. Whether bass-heavy beats, a clap trap, or something light and airy, I Just Wanna’s beat is something that will bury itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. Adding in other females to the mix changes up the overall vibe of the track,…
John Paciga’s new track “The F-Word” is a bouncy, fun track that will bury its melodies deep into listeners’ minds. The robust piano line will remind listeners of The Rocket Summer or Bo Burnham. The F-Word is one of those songs that even draws back into the early-oughts college radio scene – I feel hints of Rich Hardesty and Ben Folds weaved into the fabric of Paciga’s latest single. Over…
AV Super Sunshine are an act that needs to be seen to be believed, and the video for their “Time Bomb” single is a cut above. The visuals – a pair of individuals running away from certain danger – parallels quite well the frenetic pace of the track. With additional actors providing a bit of realism to the run through the neighborhood, one feels that they want to experience the rest…
Steven Graves’s “How Long” is a track that draws upon the rock of the 1970s and 1980s; hints of The Eagles and Dire Straits can be inferred from the track. A robust instrumentation ensures that each ropy bass line, drum hit, and fuzzy guitar riff contributes to the overall easy-feeling sound of the single. How Long is one of those efforts that listeners can continually delve into and find new…
The Ivy Walls’s “White Ocean” sits at the boundary between 1980s goth and new wave styles. On their latest single, the act is able to use vocals to both tell a story and establish further depth to the harmonies achieved. With a haunting beauty, the act is able to deftly weave in synths and vocals into a cohesive entity. Gradually rising and falling, White Ocean is an effort that is…
Malea’s “Swept Away” is a sedate and alluring effort that draws upon the British pop style of the late nineties and early 2000s. Hints of Portishead and Morcheeba come bubbling up. The dreamy instrumentation of Swept Away whips in equal amounts of Massive Attack and Danny Elfman. A haunting sound will have listeners hanging on to every word, as the track is able to gain momentum. The 2:30-3:00 mark is…
Bogan Via’s new track I Want You, I Want You Too calls back to the synth-pop of the 1980s. Deep, rich vocals provide the perfect counterpoint to the twinkling electronic-tinged instrumentation. The effort continues to shift and change through styles, keeping listeners firmly planted on the edges of their seats. The rapid-fire style of Bogan Via’s delivery pulls in just a hint of rap, making something wholly different than what…
Today, in the 21st century the youth are following diverse career paths. Sometimes, they take up certain jobs to fill in their pockets with some cash and make the most of the extra time they have, barring studying and going to college. Today, bartending has become one of the most sought-after professions for the youth. It is true for people who are extrovert and love to be a part of…
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At present, drones have become popular among both professionals and hobbyists. In fact, these drones are nowadays used by the entertainment industry for capturing aerial photographs and thus they help to take the film industry to a completely new level. As a result, we often see these drones as objects of amusement and entertainment right now.
The Silver Snails’ “Ave Maria a Zio Virgilio” draws an a classical musical tradition to weave a narrative that will have listeners focus in to each vocal layer and alluring arrangement. The vocals pull double duty on Ave Maria a Zio Virgilio in that they provide a narrative quality while adding to the overall harmonies achieved by the act. An extended instrumental interlude at the 2:30 mark keeps things fresh, as…