The Dipper from Dipstick Vapes is a tremendously easy to use concentrate and dry herb vaporizer. The battery charges up quickly and stays charged for a number of uses. The kit includes the vaporizer alongside all of the tools that you’ll need (micro-USB cable to charge, a cleaning swab, 2 vapor tip atomizer and a quartz crystal atomizer. The build quality of the Dipper is top-notch, feeling substantive in a…
TruVez’s “Amerika’s NightMare” features Akevius. This cut is the real deal; there are two distinct flows that unite to make for a track that is heady while hooky. TruVez’s sound is an interesting one, with his output adopting hints of Ludacris and Jay-Z.
Detroit’s own Stretch Money has released“Where Was You At”. The single is hard-hitting, blending together street-wise vocals with a remorseless beat that heightens the danger felt in the track. The single’s message is clear – “where’s the support” – and is something that anyone listening in can emphasize with. Stretch Money’s flow during Where Was You At is top-notch, using the titular phrase to provide repetition and a hook that will…
Cat Clyde’s Mama Said is a dreamy indie-pop track that shines brightly. Cat’s inimitable, unique voice rises and falls to add further depth to the reverb-heavy, surf rock-influenced guitars that play at the single’s low end.
At only 19 years old, Eli Raybon has released a catchy single called “Unsymmetrical”. Raybon’s style blends together pop melodies with hard rock riffs; the sound of the single is modern with an 80’s pop twist. His vocals a reminiscent of indie-rock favorites like the Strokes or Franz Ferdinand.
DareDevil Squadron immediately hit listeners over their heads with a furious bit of heavy metal. Shredding guitars work well with a set of vocals that build off of the Ronnie James Dio / Dave Mustaine style. Guitar/drum breakdowns insert a bit of sludgy metal sound into Last Resort.
Germain’s Propheteer is an intricate rap track that builds off of the work of performers like Wiz Khalifa, Lecrae, and Kanye West. A boombing beat will tattoo itself deep into listeners’ minds, while Germain’s flow pulls double duty in furthering the melody of the track.
Leah Capelle’s new single “Out Now” from the 2016 album “Joshua” is a pop anthem for the broken-hearted. Leah describes what it is like to be in love with someone but they are blind to it.
Jose Otero’s 2016 song “I Told You” is a R&B/Soul hit, it reminds you slightly of other hit artists like John Legend or Robin Thicke. The production is clear and the vocals are hauntingly catchy. This song will have you asking for more of Jose’s voice which his music perfectly complements.
Marcus Christ’s Return of the Beast is a powerful album that ensures that fans will be provided with a backstory about a tremendous performer from Compton. Let These Niggas Know comes through with an assertive flow and a realistic view of the streets. The production’s sweeping synthesizers and cash machine-like percussion provide proper highlighting through this introductory effort, giving Return of the Beast a strong boost to its’ early-album momentum.
1 Swept away by User87098243 is reminiscent of Blondie or other 80’s pop. The vocals are very clean and clear, perfectly matched with the music in production. The style of the sound is a reggae or Latin pop sound, mixed with an upbeat guitar solo. I can definitely see this song being a summer favorite!
Christina Rubino’s Down To The Sea is a powerfully introspective track that adopts the style of performers like Tori Amos and Ani DiFranco. There is a greater care taken by Rubino in creating instrumentation that lifts her vocals up; what results in Down To The Sea is an effort that will impact fans long after the track ceases to play. The ability of Christina to provide narration as well as further…
Uncle Frank’s Love Lion is a down and dirty blues rock track. The gritty vocals work well with splashy drums and sassy guitars to make for a slinky effort which will bury itself deep into listeners’ minds and hearts. The production of Love Lion allows the distinct instruments the ability to shine alone while contributing to a greater whole.
Dirty Wicker is an international rock duo with influences throughout the world, though they call London home. The group is made up of a duo – Conor Mclachlan and Louise Garrigos, they founded in 2016. I had the pleasure of hearing their single “After Love’s Battles”, the vocals remind me of Tia Carrera or Atlantis Morrisette from the 1990’s, very striking and powerful. The instrumentation was loud and rebellious with…
The Gore Boys from Belmont-Gastonia, NC are a catchy new rap group that we had the pleasure of reviewing, I really enjoyed their new song ”TGB Hand Clap”(2016). The Hand Clap is similar to “Crank Dat” or “Report Card” by Soulja Boy, it has a very simplistic yet irresistible beat, the production of the song is very well mastered.
Chris Staudt’s You Make Me Smile (from his album Life in the Eye) has a 80’s pop electronica sound, bearing a passing resemblance to artists like Paul Simon. The production sounds vintage but the song itself has a fresh feel. I think I would hear this on TV or maybe on a commercial; the track has considerable replay value. Rating: 8.0/10
Chandani’s “Baby Blues” is a contemplative effort by this poppy singer-songwriter. The insistence of the acoustic vocals and intelligent progression of Baby Blues will keep listeners on the edges of their seats. I feel part of the allure of Baby Blues has to be how anyone listening in will be able to identify with the feeling of falling head over heels that she describes here.
Trap Again is a high-energy rap track laid down by Pittsburgh’s D Clak. The beat and D-Clak’s vox unite to make for a track that will easily garner rotation on rap stations.
In a recent report, 70-80 percent of Americans are experiencing some form of digestive distress, while one-third are obese and more than 100 million adults are pre-diabetic and don’t know it. While many like to blame all of this on wheat, many food scientists do not agree.
It seems like the period beginning from October to February / March is the peak time for imperial stouts. North Carolina’s Aviator Brewing has created their Night Jump, an Imperial Stout that has been aged in Smooth Ambler barrels along with cocoa nibs; each of the flavors experienced with it is bold, brash and dense. The beer pours with a nearly black color and a bit of tannish head. Bits of…