Ryan Sweezey – Maybe Magic
Ryan Sweezey’s Maybe Magic feels like an artist opening a long-kept journal and finally letting the pages breathe. Drawing from ideas gathered over nearly a decade, the album pulls together…
Album Review: Suris – Pertinax
With Pertinax, Suris — the husband-and-wife duo Lindsey and David Mackie — deliver a record that feels both intimate and cinematic. Every track carries a quiet confidence, wrapped in poetic…
Rusty Reid – “Piece of the Action”
Rusty Reid’s latest single, “Piece of the Action,” is a gritty burst of pure rock and roll energy — the kind that hits with unfiltered passion and a touch of…
Ninemansion – Kamioso: Ascended
With Kamioso: Ascended, Ninemansion breaks through his own artistic limits, crafting a 17-track journey that feels like a post-digital rebirth. Drawing energy from Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, the Virginia artist…
Hazelize – Signal Lost (Single Review)
With Signal Lost, Rome-based artist Hazelize delivers an emotional punch wrapped in haunting melodies and intimate production. This single feels like reading a page torn straight from her diary —…
Andy Z’s My Voice Brings Music, Magic, and Meaning Back to Families
After seven years, Andy Z returns with My Voice, a collection that reminds us why he remains one of the most beloved names in family music. Awarded by NAPPA and…
Michael Gabriel’s “Heart and Soul” Is a Glowing Synthpop Journey Packed with Groove, Warmth, and Nostalgia
Michael Gabriel’s latest single, “Heart and Soul,” is more than just a nod to the ‘80s — it’s a heartfelt, rhythm-infused electronic escape that fuses retro sounds with a modern…
Review: Trapt – “The Fall”
Trapt’s newest release, “The Fall,” showcases a dynamic array of tracks that reveal the band’s evolving sound and deepening lyrical complexity. Each song on the album stands out, contributing to…
The Communal Well’s “Bound to Break” EP: A Song-by-Song Review
“Come In” opens the EP with an inviting warmth, setting the stage for the journey ahead. The track’s welcoming tone is underscored by Roger Hoeberichts’ soothing vocals and Christophe Constantin’s…
The Carrie Armitage Quartet’s Debut Album A Track-by-Track Review
The Carrie Armitage Quartet’s debut album is a refreshing dive into fusion composition, showcasing a variety of musical influences and exceptional performances by some of Canada’s top musicians. Here’s a…