by Eliana Fermi Lady Gaga’s latest album, Mayhem, released on March 7, 2025, showcases her return to experimental pop, blending various genres and themes. “Disease” reflects the dance-pop, EDM, and industrial focus of the album. Gaga’s vocals convey an obsessive desire to heal a lover with her raw and powerful delivery. “Abracadabra” is adorned with … Read more
by Eliana Fermi Rebecca Black has carved out a striking pop persona; SALVATION is her boldest step yet. A sleek, seven-track EP bursting with club-ready beats and fearless self-expression, it cements her reinvention as a legitimate pop artist. Critics and fans alike have embraced the project, praising its daring production, high replay value, and unapologetic themes … Read more
by Eliana Fermi Victoria Canal’s Slowly, It Dawns is an ambitious debut that artfully navigates the spectrum between effervescent pop and introspective balladry. The record’s production is its most immediately engaging asset, opening with the breezy allure of “June Baby” and escalating into the sultry, Latin-inspired vibes of “California Sober.” These early moments set a … Read more
by Eliana Fermi “Cigarette” by rising folk/Americana/pop artist Cloe Wilder captures the tumultuous feeling of standing on the brink of adulthood while still clinging to adolescent joys. Its mellow chord progression—centered around warm, strummed guitar lines in G, Am, and C—sets an intimate tone before building into a more expansive chorus. Lyrically, Wilder balances vulnerability with … Read more
Kylie Minogue, Tension II Review by Eliana Fermi Kylie Minogue has been a shining star since her early days as a soap star turned pop princess to her reign as a global dance-floor sensation; Minogue has continually proven her star power ability to adapt, innovate, and captivate. With Tension II, the sequel to her critically … Read more
FLO, Access All Areas Review by Eliana Fermi FLO, the London-based trio, is making waves in the R&B landscape by drawing from the powerhouse era of 90s and 2000s girl groups. Comprised of the talented vocalists Renee Downer, Jorja Douglas, and Stella Quaresma, FLO delivers a modern take on the genre—a fusion that acknowledges its roots … Read more
Orla Gartland, Everybody Needs A Hero Review by Eliana Fermi Everybody Needs A Hero by the Irish singer-songwriter Orla Gartland vibrates with her growth as a songwriter, vocalist, storyteller, instrumentalist, and producer. Released on October 4, 2024, under New Friends Music Ltd, this sophomore album deepens Gartland’s exploration of relationships and self-discovery, blending indie-pop sensibilities with … Read more
Tate McRae, It’s OK I’m OK Review by Eliana Fermi In a world saturated with fleeting pop singles, Tate McRae’s latest release, “It’s OK I’m OK,” is a missed opportunity to stand out. The lyrics remind us that vulnerability can be a catharsis and inspire empowerment. Released on September 12, 2024, McRae weaves her unique brand … Read more
Jessie Murph, That Ain’t No Man That’s The Devil Review by Eliana Fermi In her debut album, That Ain’t No Man That’s The Devil, Jessie Murph strips away any illusion of boundaries—between genres or emotions—and serves up an album as raw and unfiltered as her own story. At just 19, the Alabama native packs a lifetime … Read more
Delicate Steve, Delicate Steve Sings Review by Seamus Fitzpatrick Steve Marion, the enigmatic figure behind Delicate Steve, has always danced on the edges of conventional expectations for a guitarist. With his latest offering, Delicate Steve Sings, Marion invites us into a space where the voice of his guitar takes on the role of a storyteller. Here, … Read more