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
Sarah Kinsley, Last Time We Never Meet Again Review by Eliana Fermi Sarah Kinsley, an emerging singer-songwriter known for her introspective and cinematic approach to music, has released a new single titled “Last Time We Never Meet Again.” This track is the lead single for her upcoming debut album Escaper, set to drop on September 6, … Read more
David Myles, Devil Talking Review David Myles, a seasoned troubadour from New Brunswick, Canada, presents his latest offering, Devil Talking. This album is a unique blend of Americana, folk rock, rockabilly, and singer-songwriter elements, capturing the essence of Myles’ multifaceted career. With two Junos under his belt and a reputation for profound songwriting, Myles explores … Read more
Jagwar Twin, Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa) (Live Acoustic) Review Jagwar Twin, the enigmatic figure whose very existence as an artist seeks to bridge the gap between the individual and the collective spirit, has once again captured the zeitgeist with his latest offering, “Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa) (Live Acoustic).” This track, emerging from his sophomore album 33, … Read more
Bella Rios, Ever After Review Bella Rios’ latest offering, “Ever After,” is a solid outing for the rising pop star, showcasing a blend of vulnerability, assertiveness, and vocal elegance. In a genre that often revels in surface-level sentiments, Rios delves deeper, marrying the introspective lyricism of singer-songwriters with the energetic delivery of pop-punk anthems. Her … Read more
Anna Hillburg, Tired Girls Review Where do we begin with Anna Hillburg’s release, Tired Girls? Imagine stepping into a kaleidoscope of sound, where every turn reveals a new shade of musical hues. This album flows with many emotions, experiences, and, yes, those ever-persistent earworm melodies that refuse to leave your consciousness. Let’s dive deep into this … Read more
beabadoobee, Laufey, A Night to Remember Review The collaborative single “A Night to Remember” by beabadoobee and Laufey is a unique blend of musical backgrounds and styles. beabadoobee, known for her indie rock and bedroom pop sound, brings a distinctively youthful and raw energy to her music. Her ascent in the indie scene, marked by … Read more
Zara Larsson, You Love Who You Love Review Zara Larsson’s new single, “You Love Who You Love,” encapsulates a powerful message wrapped in a vibrant pop-rock anthem. The song, produced by MTHR and co-written with MNEK, resonates with a cautionary tale on toxic relationships. Its genesis during PRIDE discussions infuses it with a profound understanding … Read more
Bryan Lubeck, Welcome Winter Review Welcome Winter by Bryan Lubeck is a holiday album that stands out for its innovative interpretations of classic carols and its addition of compelling original compositions. Lubeck is renowned for his fusion of contemporary pop, new age, and jazz on traditional melodies, bringing us a fresh perspective to holiday music. The … Read more