Hello, Razor. You have been creating music since 2001. How do you think your compositions have changed since your first release? Well, I started with Hip Hop and Rap music in 2001, and then switched approximately in 2008 to Electronic productions. Back in the day, I mainly wrote texts and I took care about the recording, but I have never been a great Hip Hop beat maker. Nevertheless, it was…
Tiara Nicole’s least single “Real Man” is a deep confessional about how she longs for a man that will treat her right. The beat is slow and sensual and the vocals are soft and sweet; they blend together to make a solid R&B release.
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Today, we are speaking with Jim Bohn. Can you give us a little background information about yourself? How did you get into music? Funny thing. When I was very young (five or six), my parents bought a cheap plastic EMENEE organ for the family. Everyone else goofed off with it and eventually got bored. One day, after a Catholic mass (I was required to attend as a first grader), I…
Witch Doctor is the opening effort on Niq Reefman’s new album, A Selection of Musical Tales. The track links together alternative rock, reggae, and funk in a unique fashion. There is a powerful set of vocals that sit at the top of the track, while the inclusion of horns adds further variation to an already deep effort.
Never Stay Down by Mark The Hammer and PC Patton is an intense track that succeeds due to the complexity of each rapper’s flow and how well the backing beat highlights the contribution of both performers.
WithLoveXavier’s OFFICIAL is a track that builds itself on a rich musical tradition that can be traced back to musicians like Chris Brown, The Weeknd, and Trey Songz. The clean production and Spartan sound to the track’s instrumentation allows ample room for WithLoveXavier’s vocals to soar over the track.
Belle VEX’s new single Make It Good For Her is a track that ties together the melodic rock of acts like Panic at the Disco and DNCE with the pop styles of Bruno Mars and Patrick Stump.
Tito Montana’s Must Be Crazy has a compelling backing beat and samples from a Dick Gregory comedy special. The rap flow laid down by Tito Montana and Dave East sits in start opposition to the vocal clips and instrumentation; this is a street-ready sound that hangs well with classic NYC rap. There is a lot of layers that listeners will be able to unpack over the space of a few listens.…
Once the bride has picked her dress, she’s incredibly excited about her day in the spotlight. Unfortunately, dress shopping is far from over at this point. Even though you may have spent days, weeks, months or even years of your life picking the perfect bridal gown, you have to do it all over again with your bridesmaids! Before you turn your attentions to picking the perfect Ocean City, Maryland rentals…
I love the style that John Hickman creates during his latest single, Hello Hello. This is a song that could easily be the theme for any late seventies or early eighties television show. John’s honest vocals play on top of a surprisingly complex instrumentation. The dynamic that the bass and piano create will stand up to repeat plays, while there is an incredibly layered sound that requires listeners many listens to…
Adam Mishan’s “Boomerang” is an engrossing pop track that has a solid rock backdrop. There are hints of Say Anything, The Starting Line and Yellowcard all present here. The catchy harmony of the chorus will have fans singing along well after Boomerang has ceased to play; this single is taut as a drum. The production is particularly impressive, allowing for multiple layers to exist in the same space in a…
My Silent Bravery’ acoustic take of Face to Face is tremendously emotive and touching for anyone that has been through a rough patch with their significant other. Matthew Wade’s vocals rise and fall as the rich instrumentation continually shifts and changes, making for a track that is livelier that a great many acoustic-based compositions. My Silent Bravery is able to add another weapon to their arsenal; anyone that is an MSB fan…
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A Little Bit More begins their Silhouettes album with Get Up Crowd, a radio-ready country track that skillfully blend together Braid Paisley, The Outlaws, and Hank Williams Jr. The bold instrumentation, sizzling guitar work, and dusty vocals make for a track that will bounce around listeners’ heads long after Silhouettes has ceased to play. If Only For A Moment allows Jill’s vocals to shine brightly as a slower, more contemplative instrumentation provides highlights.…
Black Bolts’ Antique Rhythms latest release, the Call it a Day EP, begins with Call it a Day. This rock track is an interesting one is that Black Bolts immediately come forth and showcase a wide variety of influences in the first few minutes of the release. This means that there are hints of 1960s pop, the gritty sound of the 1970s movement in Detroit, and a bit of the funk and…
Ivan Beecroft’s Believe is an effort that immediately draws listeners’ attentions. The beginning instrumentation is lively and bouncy, eventually ceding ground to Ivan’s imitable vocal style. A rousing piano line and punctual drums establish the backdrop upon which the lyrics can hang. The track itself draws from 1990s alternative, 1980s alternative, and even hints of new wave and Britpop to make for something familiar. It is Beecroft’s tremendous command of…
Lonesomeville starts out DocFell & Co.’s “Dust Bowl Heart”, a rapid track that links together 1950s and 1960s country with dusty desert rock, a hint of rockabilly, and is tied together through the musical arrangements that immediately take listeners’ breaths away.
On “Visitors”, Howard Simon provides a taut, focused instrumentation and new takes on a number of earlier genres. Albion is set up as the introductory track, providing fans with a brief run-down of the styles to be experienced throughout the rest of the disc. In Her Name utilizes two sets of vocals to add further depth to the albums. I feel that the multi-layered approach that Howard Simon uses here ensures…