Bea Kadri, B4WBU Review Bea Kadri is a Lebanese singer-songwriter that has created a unique chill sound delivered with sultry attitude as she sings about self-discovery, empowerment, and all matters of the heart. Growing up listening to Pop, Hip-Hop, and R&B from the 90’s influences her today as she forges into sounds of Alternative R&B … Read more
Kalmly, How Things Will Go Review Kalmly (Shaan Kambli) is a 19-year-old singer/songwriter and producer from Mumbai, India. The moniker Kalmly stands for a brand of contemplative pop music. The goal for creating the persona was to share positive approaches to dealing with negative life experiences. Kalmly is behind the music totally, writing, recording and … Read more
Ladysse, Kill Your Dreams For the Money Review Ladysse is the stage name for singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Stephanie Lauren. Originally from Sacramento, her pilgrimage to Detroit led her to fulfill a long-time desire to write music with an outward cheerfulness. Her first year living in Detroit, Ladysse put herself on the map as one to … Read more
The Sweet Kill, Night Terror Creeper Review Bringing us the dark side of pop is an artist by the name of The Sweet Kill. A one-man mysterious pop synth project swelling with emotion. The dark lord is lead-singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Pete Mills. Mills channels the energy of the suicide of his band-mate, and personal … Read more
Grace Gillespie, Take Me To The Country Review Originally from Devon, now based in London, Grace Gillespie grew up in an idyllic setting, she explains “I grew up in Devon not far from the sea. Music was a big part of my life from very early on – I was lucky enough to attend a … Read more
Alice Jemima, Our Love Review Alice Jemima is a songwriter/producer from Devon, UK. that is signed to Sunday Best Recordings. She released her debut self-titled album in 2017. The album struck a chord with fans and critics, with wide acclaim and has achieved over 25-million album streams. Several of the tracks from the album were … Read more
Harri Endersby, Breathe Review Based in the rugged landscape of County Durham is vocalist, musician and songwriter Harri Endersby. Endersby blends elements of contemporary and traditional folk music to create her imaginative music. Her lyrics invite audiences to escape from the rush of life and step into the quiet joy of being connected to the … Read more
Yuka, Dreamscape Review Yuka is a Toronto soul band that has been packing dance floors since its formation in 2006. Yuka is Fronted by the charismatic powerhouse vocalist Claire Doyle that is backed by a seven-piece ensemble. A vibrant horn section of trumpet and tenor saxophone and a groove-solid rhythm section of keyboards, guitar, bass … Read more
Ryan Innes, You Are Gold Review Ryan Innes grew up in the small town of Thatcher, Arizona. As a youth, he was classically trained on piano and sang in the Phoenix Boys Choir and local church musical groups. When he was introduced to R&B, Innes felt a kinship that would change the course of his … Read more
Dr. Rubberfunk, My Life at 45 (Part 3) Review Dr. Rubberfunk is a London based producer, musician and DJ, releasing music with Jalapeno-Records. Simon Ward began DJing under the Dr. Rubberfunk guise in 1992, and released his debut 12” single in 2001. He has since written and produced three albums: The First Cut and My … Read more