We were fortunate to check out Les’ last song Arctic Mistress back at the beginning of 2017. Stroud has released a new single, How Long, and are impressed with the robust sound contained within. The bit of piano, on-point drumming, and guitars that resound with hints of The Who. A bold chorus will have listeners singing along long after the effort concludes. Stroud’s message rings out clearly through the entirety…
“Fool”, Man Made Time’s new single, is an effort that whips together EDM, alternative, and indie rock in a fashion that is wholly distinct from other performers. Rising and falling in tempo, Fool is an effort that keeps fans at the edges of their seats through alluring vocals, larger than life distortion, and a backing beat that keeps everything neat and tidy. Man Made Time are able to create an…
Rick Trevino’s “I Am A Mexican” (featuring the accordion work of Flaco Jimenez) refreshes the classic country sound of performers like Hank Williams and George Jones. By bringing in the authenticity of Latino music style, Trevino is able to imbue his latest single with a timelessness. Furthermore, the simplicity of I Am A Mexican allows fans to focus in on each element – the vocals, guitars, and aforementioned accordion) to see…
MoZaic’s “Damaged” is Mary J. Blige, building upon a rich and deep nineties R&B style. The backing instrumentation acts as the perfect counterpoint for MoZaic’s unique approach. The most interesting thing about Damaged has to be the fact that one can focus on any one element – the vocals, the percussion, or the twinkling synths – and hear something considerably different each time. Damaged is a great way to put…
Christopher Shayne’s “Burn Me Down” is a perfect blend of modern country and rock, drawing upon the style of Chris Cornell and later-era Kid Rock. However, where Shayne adds to the corpus of popular music has to be the intense passion he inserts into his latest single. Couple this bold approach with sizzling guitar work and production that makes everything else pop, and one has in Burn Me Down a…
Haley Reinhart’s “Last Kiss Goodbye” is a sunny effort that mixes reggae and modern jazz with softly-sung vocals in the vein of Corinna Bailey Rae and india.arie. Little more is needed for Last Kiss Goodbye than a bit of guitars and the lightest of percussion. The bit of echo that enters into the vocals at the 1:35-ish mark adds another level to Last Kiss Goodbye. Haley Reinhart is able to…
Tiny Fighter’s “Hollow Talk” will immediately draw listeners in with rich vocals and emotional instrumentation that is deep, dense, and detailed. The interplay between Travis Barker-esque drums, strings, and non-lyrical vocals ensure that listeners will continually find new twists and turns many spins in. Hollow Talk’s extended instrumental section acts as the coda for the single, providing a finality to the effort that further drives it deep into listeners’ minds.…
Seasonal Beast’s “I Can Make You Disappear” begins with a trippy, trancy set of vocals and thoughtful instrumentation that calls back to Portishead or Belly. The band moves into a tremendously intense sound shortly after, bringing in hints of Wolfmother and OK Computer-era Radiohead. Seasonal Beast is able to turn on a dime with their latest single, and the Shirley Manson-infused vocals represent the glue which unites this fantastically disparate…
Nicotine and Neon is a track that draws together the echoing rock of The Velvet Underground with the tremendous vocal range of Heart or Fleetwood Mac. With chugging guitar lines, on-point drums, and a thick, ropy bass line, Nicotine and Neon recalls 1960s and 1970s rock perfectly. Heather O’Neill’s vocals are unmatched during this single, both telling a story and contributing to the overall harmony of the cut. The track’s instrumentation…
The current society has embraced technology in almost every facet of life. Online shopping is a major aspect of it. It has given a major boost to the growth of the economy. Most customers prefer online shopping due to their busy schedules that might not allow them to go luxury shopping. Sometimes what you want may not be locally available. In such a case, online shopping comes in handy. It…
Ever since 5th grade, you have been taught some specific things about smoking, drugs, and alcohol. Most likely these substances have been presented as evil things for you. Growing up, drug dealers and people with a bottle in their hand were painted like scary monsters. While overuse or addiction to any of these substances is vastly unhealthy, moderation may not be as terrible as you’ve always believed. There are dangers…
Multiple health benefits that people derive from CBD Oil is the prime reason for the growing popularity of the herbal compound obtained from hemp and cannabis. For many people, CBD is a wonder drug that has miraculous powers in curing a variety of ailments for which traditional medical treatment has no answer. Despite having close links with marijuana concerning its origin, CBD oil is entirely different, and medical marijuana seems…
Online advertising can be a minefield to navigate for a small business owner who isn’t completely versed in the technical jargon and effectiveness of what each type of marketing does. If you don’t know your CPMs from your PPCs, then how can you be expected to choose the online advertising strategy that is right for you?
Frank Falvo’s This Is A Lie is an effort that draws upon 1990s alternative acts like the Goo Goo Dolls, Tal Bachman and Fuel. Rich instrumentation creates a tapestry upon which Falvo’s vocals shine brilliantly. Of particular note during this single has to be the gradual increase of tempo as listeners make it through the 2:15-2:45 time frame. Frank’s vocals build upon Max Bemis’ (Say Anything) while the instrumental side…
STEPS, the latest effort from LINKS, draws from the Atlanta rap tradition. An intelligent, tongue-twisting rap flow unites with a memorable backing beat to make for something that will stand to repeat plays. With nods to T.I. and Big Kuntry King, LINKS is able to make a fresh banger for the summer. STEPS is an effort that moves into new territory at the 2:30 mark, putting a highlight on the…
Precision and accuracy are the two main attributes that determine the success of an experiment that includes pipetting. Both the determining factors can be challenged if you fail to choose the right kind of pipette tips. Based on the type of experiment you are performing, using the wrong type of pipette can lead to issues like contamination. This further leads to several harmful results including physical damage and wastage of…
Almost everyone dreams of having a home they can call their own one day. However, for many, this is an elusive dream. With the rising cost of living, even basic things like health insurance have become a luxury that only the rich can afford. However, all is not lost. If you would like to build a house but you are financially strapped, the first thing that would come to mind…
Life comes with its set of highs and lows! Gautama Buddha during his lifetime asserted that “Life is suffering.” However, the statement shouldn’t be read with any negative interpretation. What Buddha meant was life with its circles of unrealized desires and expectations leads to suffering of the body, heart, and mind. It isn’t far from the truth given the 21st century living condition. Inundated with professional targets and personal chores…
Over the last few years, art therapy has become increasingly popular. This is attributed to scientific research that proves its effectiveness in treating dementia, trauma, depression, and other mental conditions. This kind of therapy is not new as it has been used for many decades. Read on to know five essential facts about this form of therapy that has been used for many years.
Today, we’re visiting with Kodi and Lozen, the duo behind the upcoming film Monochrome: The Chromism. Below are their musings on their film and the filming process. So, how did you two initially get together? Lozen Answering: A mutual friend introduced us. We first worked together on a gospel music video to help a local church.