Electric 5 has released a new single, a cover of the cult classic “Crazy” by Gnarls Barkley. The song my be the same in name but Electric 5 has totally taken it to a new and exciting level. Her soulful vocals mixed with the sinister sounds of the violin, create a edgier and darker “Crazy”. I think fans of Lindsay Sterling would enjoy Electric 5’s classical approach to this song.…
Alex Cuba has just released a beautiful new single called “Lágrimas Del Que Llora” featuring Josemi Carmona, this song is a great representation of some of the music available currently in the international scene. Alex blends classic Spanish guitar with contemporary and soulful vocals, making for a memorable experience.
We have reviewed a number of different headphone options for the electronics section at NeuFutur magazine. This year amount of variation that exists in terms of the overall quality is substantial to the degree that one really needs to do some research when it comes to purchasing a pair of headphones. We had a pair of the JBL E55BT Over-Ear Wireless Headphones dropped down to our headquarters a few days back and…
Brooklyn, New York native Aaron Camper has released a new single called “Know You Better” and it has grabbed our attention. Aaron’s hip-hop flow mixed with the R&B backing beat is a sure fire hit for the summer. Camper is definitely in touch with today’s music climate with his style fitting with other artists like Chris Brown or Trey Songz.
Big Thief’s latest single “Mythological Beauty” is sure to thrill fans new and old! With twinkling indie rock progression and deep lyrics Big Thief has made a single that reminds you slightly of classics like Tegan and Sara or The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s.
Liquidfive’s latest single with Charlie Coler, “Dreamers” is a soft and sentimental testament of love. The vocals are touching and match well with the slow indie rock instrumentation. The different elements of the song perfectly showcase the tone of the lyrical content. This performance is produced with great care and attention.
Eskeerdo’s Bitta has a haunting backing beat that is a perfect fit for the sharp-tongued flow of Eskeerdo. The deft wordplay and raw charisma that oozes forth during Bitta ensures that Eskeerdo will garner radio play with this track.
John Haesemeyer’s Maybe If I Try is a dense, compelling song that draws heavily on the narrative-heavy singer-songwriter genres. The sheer skill of John is shown through the emotion and passion that comes in through his guitar work.
Bianca Ingram’s “What I Want” begins with a deep, bassy beat that will immediately draw listeners in. The percussion that is added into the mix works well with Bianca’s vocals. There is a decidedly nineties flair to this dance track.
Sam Levin begins Frame of Mind with Everything’s Okay. The track is a blending of alt rock with a twinkling electronic sound that comes forth as tremendously reverent of 1990s and oughts styles, all while having a current and vibrant sound.
Dj SirTaj creates a track in All Day that calls back to the mid-oughts Atlanta sound of Gorilla Zoe and Young Jeezy. The presence of other rappers keeps this track fresh; each performer adds their own unique sound to the mix. The production of All Day is lively but allows the flows to shine front and center. Hints of T-Pain and Rick Ross can be heard here, while there is…
Frank Shiner’s “Rainy Night In Georgia” is a soulful, funk-infused track that showcases Shiner’s tremendous vocal range. The bass/drum dynamic acts as the backdrop for the single, while the combined instrumentation and vocal sides make for a track that sticks with listeners long after the cut ceases to play. There is a timeless tenor to Shiner’s vocals that will please fans of all era. The smart instrumentation during Rainy Night…
Laugh Til I Cry is a twinkling track that refreshes the album oriented rock of the 1970s. Listeners will be sailing away on the soft vocals and the taut instrumentation; Tipsy in Chelsea are able to immediately imprint a unique sound onto listeners’ minds. You Are The Sun has a bit quicker of a tempo, but it is the instrumentation that immediately strikes listeners. The pianos, drums, and guitars combine to…
Kevin Tiah’s Fight For You is a passionate track that needs little more than a set of vocals and piano to make its statement. The dynamic between the instrumentation and Kevin’s vocals makes for a timeless track that works well.
On Thrill of the Kill, Gabriel and the Apocalypse create a hard-hitting blend of metal, industrial, and hard rock. The chunky, intense sound of the single will simultaneously get people on the dance floor while attacking them. There are good nods hear to Resurrection-era Fear Factory, Kittie, and Arch Enemy.
Gilbert Engle makes some of the most difficult and dense music that we’ve ever reviewed at NeuFutur. Engle’s hook is that he creates a number of different recordings, all in different styles. On 2017 Modern Blue Grass, there is a deconstructed take on the bluegrass style. bg8 has a number of distinct elements that are combined to make a modern take on bluegrass; one can hear synths, banjo, and percussive elements…
Northbound 29 is the first track from Randy Steele’s new album, Songs From The Suck. It is a traditional bluegrass track that has a rich, inviting sound; listeners will immediately be focused in to the songs that are to follow this powerful opening. Listeners will immediately be able to hear hints of Alabama and Flatt & Scruggs here, but Steele’s hook here is how well he inserts his own unique sound.…
Blue Honey is a duet comprised of Troy Brooks and Kassie Jordan; on these tracks, fans will be given a peek into an act that has a tremendous amount of potential. Hurts Just The Same succeeds due to passionate vocals and an instrumentation that immediately draws listeners in to the effort. There are significant nods to country, alternative rock, and pop in a fashion that makes Blue Honey an easy…
We were quite taken back with the value of Kingston’s HyperX CloudX headphones. Priced at around $100, these headphones do a tremendous job in providing purchasers with a faithful reproduction of every voice, song, and other nuance that occurs whenever they are playing a video game or staying active online.
1ofUs’ Paradise is a powerful, timeless pop track that uses sweeping strings and a wide vocal range to make something which will stick with listeners long after the song ceases to play. The dynamic between sdlow and fast, vocals and instrumental is delectable, with the resulting effort seemingly destined for pop radio rotation.