Author: Sargeant

Posted on: November 16, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Justina Valentine “Lucky You”

Lucky You has Justina Valentine create her most expansive effort. This crossover track touches upon drum and bass, ambient, and pop music in a way that will undoubtedly appease a wide swath of fans. The backing instrumentation creates a fantastic canvas upon which JV’s inimitable approach can shine. Imprinting the song with “come” and “lower”, Justina is able to bring the sultry and sexy side of physical content to the…

Posted on: November 16, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Papi Shiitake “Enjoy The View”

On Enjoy The View, Papi Shittake blends together surf with lounge music. The vocals are clear and alluring, baked in the late-1990s oven of acts like Weezer and Cake. The guitar / bass / vocal dynamic that represents the nucleus of Enjoy The View will have listeners tapping their feet, all while the airy effort points at a bit of heavy emotional content. Papi Shiitake’s Enjoy The View ends up…

Posted on: November 16, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Bruce Sudano “Keep Doin’ What You’re Doin'”

Keep Doin’ What You’re Doin is an effort that has Sudano lay down a mid-tempo, funky approach that is deceptively deep. Each element in Bruce’s latest single is able to contribute something to the coherent composition here. There’s a robust bass line, on-point drums, and smoky blues and rock-infused guitars. While each of these arrangements could be enjoyed on their own, there’s a sense that if taken on their own,…

Posted on: November 16, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Like Machines “Take It Away”

On Take It Away, Like Machine is able to immediately come forth with some furious guitar work. When the band is able to switch gears and move towards a slinkier sound (bringing in hints of Layne Staley and Scott Weiland), they are able to show exactly how talented they are. The act is able to combine instrumental and vocal sides to make for somethign that could easy garner attention from…

Posted on: November 16, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Sukihana “Yous A Hoe”

On Yous A Hoe, Sukihana is able to immediately whip up listeners into a frenzy. With a rapid-fire flow that builds off of the tradition of performers like Trina and Mya, Sukihana is able to make one of the catchiest rap efforts we’ve heard so far in 2020. With the chorus taking on early Eminem, Sukihana is able to touch upon rap royalty while creating something wholly different from what’s…

Posted on: November 11, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Dinzy – Turn My Mind Off

On Turn My Mind Off, Dinzy is able to bring back the glitz and glamour of mid-1980s hair metal rock with all of the intensity of a Lita Ford or Axl Rose. There’s a contemporary punk / rock sound that has Dinzy bringing in hints of Paramore and Halsey. The instrumental side of things – splashy drums and chugging guitars – represent the perfect backdrop for Dinzy’s vox. Joining together…

Posted on: November 10, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Bérénice Interview

Today, we are speaking with Bérénice. Can you give us a little background information about yourself? My name is Bérénice and I’m sixteen years old, almost seventeen. I sing since I’m born it feels like. Singing is my everything since forever, and I work so hard everyday to perfect my skill. I love it, in a way that makes me feel powerful. I also play the clarinet since I’m nine…

Posted on: November 9, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Emcee Monte – I’m So Black

I’m So Black has a downright dark, horrorcore-infused backing beat to provide a solid counterpoint to the rapid-fire lyrical flow laid down here by Emcee Monte. The confident, assertive patois of EM will tattoo the song deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. The heartbeat-like beat acts as a solid counterpoint for the spontaneity exhibited here by Emcee Monte. The song is easily able to slot into rap playlists…

Posted on: October 28, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Aussie Singer/Songwriter Shayne Cook Releases “ Epiphonetics” LP

Shayne Cook’s Epiphonetics is a welcome addition to a tumultuous year. Creativity continues thriving despite an ongoing pandemic claiming untold lives and this, if nothing else, confirms some aspect of mankind’s eternal optimism. The circles and cycles of life continue to spin, the world does not grind to a complete halt, and the human heart is subject to the same litany of travails, joys, lunacies, and peaks it experiences through its waking…

Posted on: October 27, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

6 Things You Need To Prepare For a Spouse/Partner Australian Visa

A partner visa is a special kind of visa that allows your lover to accompany you to Australia. Lodging for a spouse visa in Australia can be a very hectic process. This headache is regardless if you have been in a relationship for years. You should be in a position to provide substantial evidence that is convincing to the immigration department. You may end up preparing for many years, if…

Posted on: October 27, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

5 Top Reasons Why You Need a Broker in Getting a Plumbing Insurance

Plumbing is an indispensable. Every day we rely on the work of plumbers to get drinking water and our pipes running. Yet, plumbing comes with its risks to the plumbing team or third parties. Insurance is a natural choice for risk management. An entire set of insurance plans for the plumbing niche is available for your convenience. But which insurance Policy best works for your situation. A Plumbing insurance broker…

Posted on: October 21, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Female Canadian Singer/Songwriter Releases Single

Sometimes the smallest things can have the biggest impact. Located on the historic tip of Lulu Island in British Columbia, the village of Steveston is a suburb of Richmond, Vancouver. Known for its scenic views and salmon, it’s also home to singer/songwriter, Jasmine Bharucha. The impressionable town is just one of the charms to Bharucha’s song “Fog Horn Blowing”. Joyful and having a catching chorus, “Fog Horn Blowing” rolls-in like…

Posted on: October 21, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

4 Must-Haves For Any New Lab

If you’re looking to get started in a new lab setting as a growing business, then you need to make sure that your lab is outfitted correctly for maximum purpose and efficiency. As it’s so important for labs to inspire a conducive and productive atmosphere, everything within a lab needs to be chosen carefully and promote easier tasks and processes. Starting a lab may seem an overwhelming task at first…

Posted on: October 14, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Ray Lugar & the Collective Force “Paper Cha$e”

On Paper Cha$e, Ray Lugar & the Collective Force are able to blend together so many distinct approaches and styles that listeners cannot break themselves from the track This means that the guitar / drum dynamic builds off of the tradition of Rage Against The Machine, while there are nods to Danny Brown and Killer Mike in the furious, politicized lyrical content that bludgeons with each line. The amount of…

Posted on: October 14, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 1

Tom Keifer #keiferband “All Amped Up”

All Amped Up’s guitars build upon the momentum tradition of hard rock acts like Judas Priest and AC/DC’s. Keifer’s vocals sound as vibrant and intense as they did back in 1988. Hitting fans over their heads with the titular phrase, Keifer is given additional oomph through splashy drums and some seriously sick bass interlacing itself through the instrumentation. With each side of #keiferband playing through on high gear, it’s no…

Posted on: October 14, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Potter’s Daughter “We Could Be”

Potter’s Daughter’s new single We Could Be has a very laid-back sound that links together easy jazz and R&B with a bit of funk and soul. Dyanne’s vox here point toward a world that could be “so much better than this”. The video (attached below) for “We Could Be” shows a collaboration between individuals from all walks of life. It is this practice that Potter’s Daughter encapsulates in their performance.…

Posted on: October 13, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

The Sun Harmonic – A Dream I’ve Had

A Dream I’ve Had takes its inspiration from 1970s rock (Air Supply, Cat Stevens) with more modern sensibilities. Thoughtful, engaging guitars and drums interact with emotive bass to make something truly tender. The insistence of the vocals and keys that occur as The Sun Harmonic move towards the song’s chorus is quite the sea change for song. As quickly as this intensity began, it immediately recedes to allow for some…

Posted on: October 13, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Pennan Brae “Crashland”

Crashland, Pennan Brae’s latest single, is able to keep a high energy and quick tempo. The song builds upon the album-rock of late Who and The Kinks while interspersing hints of 1990s alternative. Brae’s charismatic vocals sit upon the top of sizzling guitar work and splashy drums. The brief interlude which hits listeners at around the three-minute mark looks back a bit to Apple Records acts while whipping the guitar…

Posted on: October 12, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

iHateJulian “I Ain’t Impressed”

I Ain’t Impressed has some sick flow from the onset. Coming in with a hard-hitting, head-bopping sort of lyrical content is a hard art to master, but iHateJulian is able to immediately draw listeners in during his newest track. The simply-stated backing beat rises at falls in the right places, building off of the tradition of Three 6 Mafia. The back and forth between IHJ, Starling, and Lee Cavalli ensure…

Posted on: October 12, 2020 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Crast “Swimming”

Crast brings back the early-oughts midwest emo style of Deep Elm acts with emotive vocals, tremendous instrumentation, and a wall of fuzz that wraps up the resulting composition into something sublimely compelling. Splashy and complex drums, angular guitars, and hints of influences as wide-strewn as Strike Anywhere and The Appleseed Cast ensure that fans will be tapping along to the song a few brief seconds after first turning it on.…