The mk5 Isolator Earphones ($69.99) by Etymotic Research are a solid purchase for anyone that wants to dip their toe into audiophile gear without breaking the bank. These earbuds are designed in a way to firmly fit in one’s ears, decreasing the tendency for the buds to fall out the second that they are jostled or when the wearer decides to start any sort of fitness-based activity. For those that are concerned…
MaWayy’s “Blame” is a high-energy EDM track that will get listeners out onto the dance floor this autumn. Different tempos and approaches are utilized by MaWayy here, where a more soulful male set of vocals gradually give way to emphatic claps and a rapid increase in the tempo. By the time one gets to the chorus of Blame, the effort has transformed into a dubstep-laced effort that tweaks things into…
On “Speak Life”, HEЯITAGE creates a style that effortlessly links together pop-rock, EDM, and alternative in a fashion that makes things sparkles. A slinky instrumentation and bright focus combine to make something alluring and musically proficient. The guitar line at the 1:45 mark builds off of Californication-era Red Hot Chili Peppers, while the presence of a sizzling saxophone adds further variation and oomph to Speak Life. While dripping with late…
Shopping for a new television? Buyers will find that shopping for a television in 2018 isn’t as easy as it sounds. What will it be a smart television, a LED screen or a mirror TV? The options are nearly limitless. Yes, consumers have the option of selecting from a wide array of televisions in different price categories ranging from bargain screens to televisions that can cost just as much as…
Jim Clements’ latest work of art A Failure might have the most deceptive title in the world, but it starts off in more honest, plain speaking tones than any other album I’ve spun in the folk genre in at least ten years’ time. “Saul’s Blood (A Dream)” acts as our foray into the monumentally euphoric eight track swan song by instantly capturing the full extent of our focus with a staggering guitar…
Of every genre in modern music, R&B is arguably the most eclectic in its body of artists. From soul crooners to the furious high tech beats of club DJs, R&B has become a blanket term for virtually every kind of music that incorporates smooth, dance-inspired rhythms with the sizzle and brooding tinge of the blues. Mikey See, a rising star in the west coast indie pop scene, has often been…
Betting has become so popular. Currently, betting makes up to over 30% of the global gambling market; this is according to statista.com. As years have gone by, new developments have been made and that is why people can currently bet on racing games like horses racing. Before you even try betting on such races, you need to have done a lot of research. The research will help you know how…
If you’ve always wanted a boxful of items dropped at your doorstep on a periodic basis rather than buying each item at any given time, then you can get yourself a subscription box. Each piece inside a subscription box revolves around a central concept or theme, so you as the recipient of one already have a fair idea of what to expect. But at the same time, the particulars of…
When a bride pictures her wedding day, she wants certain things to be absolutely ideal. The most important thing to a bride is having a wonderful partner waiting for her at the altar. But after that, the most important element is usually the dress.
The all-cash home offer has transformed the way in which properties are sold. If you are on the lookout for buying a home with the concept of all-cash up your sleeve, probably you possess a swagger in the step while you tour properties searching for an ideal home. Home sellers these days swoon over cash home buyers solely for a simple reason that is they are sure to receive the…
Relationships have their ups and downs. Unfortunately, while many couples can handle the good times brilliantly, they often need a little help to ensure that the relationship can outlive the hard times. That is where couples therapy comes in.
Last Chance Riders are able to call back to the hair metal of the 1980s and the southern rock of the late 1970s on their latest effort, Downright Disgusted. A special brand of female-fronted rock and roll draws from performers like Vixen and Heart during the band’s latest. The down and dirty sound of the guitars and drums during this single will have listeners bobbing their head while the band…
Kellie-Anne’s “Unlived Dreams” is truly a transformation effort. The dynamism of this single is considerable. Utilizing a slower tempo, the track is able to showcase Kellie-Anne’s vocals and piano lines equally well. The track includes hints of guitars during the lead up to the chorus, which whips into something that draws upon the rich musical tradition of Evanescence and Avril Lavigne. Unlived Dreams has a hopeful, inspiring message and backs up…
Modern Geaisha’s “Hey Hey Hey” is a hard-hitting rap track that links together performers as diverse as Princess and Nicki Minaj with a wokeness that is reminiscent of performers like Common or Kendrick. What’s most impressive about Hey Hey Hey has to be the sheer range that Modern Geaisha exhibits during this effort. Softer elements work with a vicious flow to make for something that will be playing in listeners’ minds…
Hugh James’ “My Brother’s Shoes” is an effort that ties together country & western with gospel styles. James is able to weave together an intricate narrative with a backing chorus. My Brother’s Shoes has an instrumentation that rises and falls, to provide considerable gravitas to the effort when it needs it while dropping out and allowing Hugh’s vocals ample opportunity to impress. The production allows the drums, voices, and piano…
Belle VEX’s “Something New” has a bouncy beat and nods to R&B and EDM styles. The vocals on Something New stand boldly above the chill synths and assertive dance beat. The track could easily be slotted onto pop, dance, or college radio stations and playlist. Belle VEX is able to create something familiar but is done at such a high standard that it contributes to the overall corpus of the…
Osaka Popstar’s cover of “Fish Heads” is a sea change from the original. Adding a bit of stripped-down Ramones styled punk into the mix, Osaka Popstar energize and spin the effort into something that will bury itself as deep into the minds and hearts of listeners as it did about 40 years back. The video throws a bit of John K-esque art into the mix, making for a full multimedia…
Josh Collins is able to make a heart-felt and touching effort in “Hold You Back”. The track needs little more than Josh’s vocals and guitars. There is an honest and organic feel that is cultivated during this track that gradually is spun out into a wholly engrossing bit of pop-rock. The rough-hewn approach to the track’s production makes each line and each note resound long after Hold You Back ceases.…
“Heart Shape Pill” is a funky track that brings together a jam band style with hints of funk and soul. The taut instrumentation that represents the backdrop of this single deserves one’s focus. So much is happening behind the vox; fans should strap on their favorite pair of headphones to hear everything that has been included within. “Night-Stepper” is our favorite of the pair. In this effort, the drums, bass,…
Angela Josephine has just cut a pair of tracks. On “Go Easy”, the careful aesthetic of guitars and drums makes for an engrossing opening. Different sections provide further expansion on the initial theme; the more deliberate and higher velocity during the track’s lead out stokes the interest of fans. Josephine includes a male vocal during “40 Days” that changes things up considerably. The back and forth between guitar and…