Category: Features

Posted on: May 16, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Captains Of Entropy “The Flea” 

On The Flea, Captains Of Entropy are able to make a heady effort that will keep fans firmly on the edges of their seats. The track blends together jam bands, progressive rock acts, and funk into something vibrant and engaging. COE are able to weave a narrative throughout the single without uttering more than a passing word. The dynamics established between the guitars, drums and keys end up ferrying fans…

Posted on: May 15, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Stephen Thomas “Breaking Hearts”

Breaking Hearts is the latest single from Stephen Thomas. Beginning with a blend of pop-punk and mid-oughts radio rock, Breaking Hearts is a welcome addition to what’s currently populating radio stations. There is a dynamism here that ensures that listeners are just as amped up at the single’s conclusion as they were when it began. Emphatic drums and stratospheric guitar work are given their times in the spotlight during Breaking…

Posted on: May 15, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Eddy Puyol “Good Time”

Eddy Puyol’s “Good Time” is one of those fun tracks that will stick with listeners long after the song has ended. The raw charisma exhibited here by Puyol is hard to deny, while the single’s production ensures that the vocals and instrumentation are able to shine alone or as part of a greater whole. There’s hints of funk, soul, disco, and modern R&B that can all be picked out here.…

Posted on: May 14, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 1

Ron Brunk “Psycho Warfare”

Psycho Warfare is the newest work by Ron Brunk, a track which is fun in the eclectic approach that dominates. The song fits into the general rock genre that Brunk’s tracks have previously played in, but there are hints of rockabilly and post-modern rock that are presented here. Of course, fans that pick up Psycho Warfare really have to watch the video (embedded below) to get a full idea of…

Posted on: May 14, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

GWYN “I Beat U 2 It”

GWYN’s I Beat U 2 It is one of the best pop tracks we have heard so far this year. The song succeeds primarily due to GWYN’s impressive vocal range. While the instrumentation is a perfect backdrop for these vocals, I feel that GWYN is able to simultaneously call back to the pop music of the early 2000s (Pink, Kelly Clarkson) while giving fans of current music something to sink…

Posted on: May 14, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Aria Mody “Made In India” 

Aria Mody’s “Made In India” is a softly stated sort of single, with the performer building off of the framework of performers like Corinne Bailey Rae and Ciara. This track puts Mody’s vocals to the fore, but particularly focused listeners will hear exactly how much the backing instrumentation contributes to the overall feel on Made In India. Together, the vox and arrangements combine for something that should get some serious…

Posted on: May 14, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

 Archduchess Of Divinity feat. Brian Laskey “Agape Love”

On Agape Love, the Archduchess Of Divinity is able to create something absolutely timeless. Blending late nineties and early oughts gospel with R&B and funk notes, there are more than enough reasons for a listener to fall in love. The contributions of Brian Laskey add nicely to the track, blending together Kirk Franklin with a Bryan McKnight. The “silent” third partner, Agape Love’s instrumentation, does a lot of heavy lifting.…

Posted on: May 14, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Mic Nickels feat. Rockness Monsta & Rah Digga “Against The World”

Against The World, the latest single from Mic Nickels, is a track that calls back to the late 1990s NYC rap scene. The flow that starts off things is very curt and to the point, with a bit of scratching that acts as the separator between the different features. It is the collection of Rockness Monsta and Rah Digga to the track’s next sections that provide further complexity and an…

Posted on: May 12, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 1

Nuke The Soup “Big Wave Dave” 

Big Wave Dave has just been released by Nuke The Soup, a track that effortlessly blends together surf rock with 1980s Americana fare (e.g. Winwood, Petty). The track is utterly timeless as it stands boldly away from the music currently populating rock radio and modern music playlists. Mark’s vocals will invite listeners in, no matter whether they hear Nuke The Soup live or one happens on the band on digital…

Posted on: May 12, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Kendra Erika “Dance In The Fire”

Dance In The Fire is a glittering composition, one that allows Kendra Erika ample purchase to stretch her arms. Her newest single works in the contemporary EDM scene because she is so reverent to the performers that preceded her. This means that there is the sublime confidence of performers like mid-1990s Madonna, while incorporating some of the more Latin elements of acts as wide-ranging as Gloria Estefan and Don Omar.…

Posted on: May 11, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Ian Ward “You Can Do Better”

Ian Ward’s “You Can Do Better” is a soulful track that immediately puts a highlight on Ward’s vocals and guitars. The instrumentation on You Can Do Better is amazing, giving each performer ample time to shine. We’re particularly impressed with the dynamic of the bass and the drums here, but the guitars are given the focal point in the time. It is those guitars that interact most significantly with Ward’s…

Posted on: May 11, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

BAL “Voodoo Baby”

Voodoo Baby has a seriously brooding aura; Bal immediately hits listeners over the head with his rapid-fire flow. The insistent bass and dark sounds of the single’s instrumentation provide for a tremendous backdrop upon which Bal can make his magic. There are nods here to mid-1990s horrorcore as well as gangster rap. BAL’s supreme confidence and ability to turn the track on a dime makes this a must-listen for anyone…

Posted on: May 11, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 1

BAL “PARDON ME”

Bal’s Pardon Me is one of those tracks that will immediately draw listeners in. From Bal’s inimitable vocal style to the on-point production, everything that one hears on Pardon Me is stellar. The shifting between hard-hitting rap flow to more traditionally sang section showcases the tremendous emotions that are playing in Bal’s brain. Pardon Me’s backing beat is a call-back to the early 2000s, replete with booming beats and emphatic…

Posted on: May 11, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

OMG Girlz “Make A Scene”

Make A Scene, the new single from the OMG Girlz, has a gloriously slow and emotional R&B sound that comprises the single’s backbone. The vocal harmonies present here will immediately draw fans in, while the booming bass of the single’s arrangements add a bit of gravitas to the mix. The song feels absolutely timeless; the OMG Girlz have touched upon everything that has worked in the genre over the last…

Posted on: April 29, 2025 Posted by: Kim Muncie Comments: 0

Laura Sawosko’s Not What I Do Hits Hard with Honest Storytelling and Americana Charm

There’s a rare kind of magic that happens when an artist opens a window into their soul and invites you in. Laura Sawosko’s Not What I Do does exactly that. With a warm blend of Americana and modern country, Laura crafts a 12-track journey that feels personal yet universally relatable. URL: https://www.laurasawosko.com/ Right from the opening notes of “You Just Being You,” you know you’re in for something special. It’s…

Posted on: April 27, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 2

Ron Brunk “You Make Me Crazy”

Ron Brunk’s “You Make Me Crazy” has an interesting blend of styles, with hints of Tom Waits, Randy Newman, and The James Gang all discernible here. The insistent vocals that interlace Brunk’s new single end up making this effort the best we’ve ever heard from the performer. During You Make Me Crazy, the guitars, drums, and Ron’s voice all combine to make for something that one could easily heard on…

Posted on: April 27, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 2

A-Wax 1 Million “Baby”

On Baby, A-Wax 1 Million “Baby” is able to craft a track that calls back to the halcyon days of early 2000s rap. With a string-infused backing beat, the single presents A-Wax 1 Million with an accomodating canvas upon which he can indelibly imprint his own unique style. The contrasts between the dreamier, almost R&B styled sections with the more intricate and lyric-heavy main sections ensures that listeners are kept…

Posted on: April 26, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 0

2 Pistols feat. Cooper Greer “Southern Boys Dream”

On Southern Boys Dream, 2 Pistols enlist Cooper Greer to craft a track that could easily rocket up the modern country charts. Cooper’s twang will have listeners take attention. The sheer range that he hits during this single is truly a sight to behold, drawing in anyone fortunate enough to be within earshot. Southern Boys Dream will scratch the itch of anyone that is looking for the next hot rap-country…

Posted on: April 26, 2025 Posted by: Deiondre Comments: 0

Jack Doherty’s Journey to Irrelevance: Streaming God to Lolcow

Jack Doherty’s journey as a streamer has been a rollercoaster ride of fame, controversy, and resilience. The jack doherty 2025 drama is crazier than it has ever been. Introducing Jack Doherty Known for his daring personality and high-energy content, Doherty has carved out a unique space in the digital world, captivating audiences with his unpredictable antics and headline-grabbing moments. His rise to fame, however, has been anything but smooth, marked…

Posted on: April 24, 2025 Posted by: James Comments: 1

Ash Trevino: Crashing Out After Her Pregnancy Announcement

Ash Trevino is not your everyday social media personality; everyone today is talking about ash trevino pregnant in 2025. Over the years, she has become a household name on TikTok for reasons that go far beyond catchy dance routines or relatable humor. Trevino’s journey is marked by a rollercoaster of controversies, public outcry, and scandalous behavior that has left many questioning her authenticity and ethics. From her early days as…