Author: Sargeant

Posted on: April 23, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Revisiting your skincare and makeup regimen: the definition of décolleté and how you should take care of yours

There are a few things about beauty, skincare, and makeup that no expert magazine will ever tell you. One of the best-kept secrets of the beauty and makeup industry is the care that extends beyond your face. It is imperative that you do not restrict your skincare routine to your face only. You need to start thinking about the area around your jaws, neck, collarbones, and chest as well. After…

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Posted on: April 23, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Important Factors That You Should Consider When Purchasing Motorcycle Spare Parts Online

Every so often, some parts of your motorcycle may get lost, broken or even stolen. This reality is something that every bike owner should anticipate. This is because at some point in life, you might need to purchase spare parts for your motorcycle. Nowadays many people have turned to the internet for purchase of their spare parts because of the convenience that it offers to shoppers. Irrespective of what you…

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Posted on: April 23, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Why You Need to Use a Professional Flat Rate Service

A flat rate has many advantages, from building confidence in your customers to being able to maintain a price book easily. A price book is fast and easy for technicians to calculate the total cost of a job; this because it will give the total pricing, not just material and labor.

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Tigo B “Where You Come From” ft. DJ Luke Nasty

Tigo B’s “Where You Come From” is a vocal-heavy blend of R&B and rap styles, with nods to Tyga and Drake present. The addition of DJ Luke Nasty as a feature to this single adds further variety to the song. A bright production ensures that the synths and percussive elements highlight Tigo B’s vocals throughout the single. We’re excited with the tongue-twisting lyrical flow that can be picked up during…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Mouse & Level “I Bet You Won’t”

Mouse On Tha Track & Level’s “I Bet You Won’t” is an infectious rap track that links together Soulja Boi, Boosie, and Three 6 Mafia in a fashion that will get listeners out on the dance floor. With nods to the late nineties New Orleans rap and bounce scenes sprinkled throughout, I Bet You Won’t is funky, fast-paced, and absolutely pops. The distinct rap flow weaves itself masterfully through I…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Elia “The Question”

Elia’s “The Question” is a fascinating effort. The unique vocal styles pull double duty in that they are a cornerstone of the song’s harmony while providing the narrative for the song. The guitars and drums on The Question put this nominally into the rock genre but the effort is so much more than that. Rising and falling, with a momentum that picks up at all the right points, The Question…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Raquel Aurilia “Pretty Roses”

Raquel Aurilia’s “Pretty Roses” is a somber and touching track that deftly blends together alternative, singer-songwriter, and country styles into a unique approach. Raquel’s vocals do more than lay out the narrative for the single, they add considerably to the overall harmony achieved by the guitars and drums. Listeners would do well to play Pretty Roses multiple times to focus on each part as there is ample depth to be…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

No Alarms “Amateur Telephony”

No Alarms’ “Amateur Telephony” is a track that calls back to the vocals of Robert Smith (The Cure), the emotive guitar work of The Police, and the driving bass and progression of Fugazi or Mission to Burma. The blending together of new wave and 1st-wave emo make this track pop, as does the angularity of the instrumentation here. No Alarms put a strong foot forward and make a track in…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Factors To Consider Before Setting Up Your Own Business

If you are looking to set up your own business and escape the rat race, then there are a few key factors that you need to consider while you get things up and running. Owning your venture is incredibly rewarding, but you will need to be prepared to put in the hours and make sure that you have everything in place to ensure the success of your company. From taking…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Ideas for Fundraising Events

Raising money for charity is a great way to spend your free time. You can gain a real sense of accomplishment, knowing you are doing something selfless for a bigger cause, and also get the chance to be as creative as you like with your event. Charity events don’t have to be limited to marathons and cake sales (though those are great options) and you can really be imaginative with…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Alex Sparrow “She’s Crazy But She’s Mine”, “Got Me Good” and “Again and Again”

Alex Sparrow has just released a trio of songs this spring. On She’s Crazy But She’s Mine, Sparrow is able to call back to the halycon days of 1990s pop stars like Ricky Martin and N*Sync. There’s a hint of current pop styles (Maroon 5) here, but the bit of a smirk that permeates this track will gain Sparrow a number of fans alone. Got Me Good has a bit…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

BUNNIES “The Problem With Link Think”

The BUNNIES’ “The Problem With Link Think” is a jangly rock track that ties together the late-era psychedelic rock with the angular sound of Franz Ferdinand and Bloc Party. The video for The Problem With Link Think is animated wonderfully, feeling like a melange of Adventure Time and Steven Universe. The masterful dynamic enacted between the inimitable vocals, storytelling drum lines and an epic set of guitars make this single…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Kate Faust “Trouble”

Kate Faust’s “Trouble” is a powerful pop track that builds off the tradition of performers like Halsey and Taylor Swift. A dark, instrumentation creates a perfect backdrop for Kate’s vocals. When this instrumentation recedes (around the 2:30 mark), Faust’s vocal range is able to shine. The chiaroscuro utilized here makes for a track that absolutely shines among the mass of other pop tracks littering the landscape. Kate Faust makes an…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

The Pros and Cons Of Auto Loans To Know Before Taking One Out

Auto loans tend to be big steps towards a financially-independent life, but they tend to take a big cut in our budgets. Sometimes, however, an auto loan tends to be a poor option depending on someone’s financial situation. Some people find it hard to assess whether or not it’s a good plan to take out an auto loan. So here are some pros and cons of auto loans to know…

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Dhruv Visvanath "Wild"
Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Dhruv Visvanath “Wild”

Dhruv Visvanath’s “Wild” gradually opens up like a flower. Dreamy vocals are brought into the mix next, with a style that draws upon the singer-songwriter style of the 1970s with the modern alternative stylings (e.g. Death Cab for Cutie) of the early oughts. With vocal harmonies kicking in nicely at the 2:15 mark, Wild is given a nice boost to its momentum that is further highlighted through the presence of stings…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Where to Buy Party Supplies

Entertaining a few dozen of your closest friends isn’t cheap. For one thing, there’s the cost of alcohol. One website looked for the price of whiskey in every state, and found that the cheapest price for a fifth of Jack Daniels whiskey was $16 in New Mexico. The most expensive liquor costs $35 in Alaska; however, everything is more expensive in Alaska and Hawaii. You can’t ply your guests with…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Dr. Snizz “Stand Tall”

Dr. Snizz’s “Stand Tall” is a haunting track that blends equal amounts of dance, R&B, and reggae music in a fashion that works equally well on EDM playlists as it would on traditional island charts. The wide breadth of styles that are presented on Stand Tall may seem daunting, but Dr. Snizz’s inimitable style makes sure that the resulting effort is polished and very compelling.

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Acting Natural “Nicole”

Acting Natural’s “Nicole” is a soft piece of alternative / indie rock. Vocals and bass dominate during this single, while the lyrics are tremendously engaging. The jangly sound of the guitars and the splashier drums are reminiscent of mid-1990s indie music, tinged with just a hint of 1960s British pop-rock. What differentiates Acting Natural from the rest of the pack has to be the complex time signatures and orchestral sections…

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Posted on: April 21, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 1

Liz Kennedy “Everyone Knows How It Goes”

Liz Kennedy’s “Everyone Knows How It Goes” is a touching effort. The wizened vocals laid down by Liz are given a funky, jazzy, and folksy spin. The arrangements are surprisingly dense, requiring numerous plays before listeners will hear every dynamic imparted upon the recording. The vocal dynamic between Liz and Taj Mahal may be tour favorite part of this single; the ability for them to work together while telling two…

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Posted on: April 20, 2018 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

The Hills and the Rivers “The Fool”

The Hills and the Rivers’ new single “The Fool” is an eclectic effort that deftly ties together indie, singer-songwriting, and folk music in an alluring fashion. Dual vocals provide ample depth to the composition, while the arrangements on The Fool feel as if they are drawing on a much earlier musical tradition. The dynamic between the strings and the vocals pushes each piece to a higher plateau. The track is…

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