SUNBURN by Leonie Sherif
Leonie Sherif’s SUNBURN is a study in aftermath. Rather than dramatizing the moment of heartbreak, Sherif focuses on what lingers once the damage is done—the slow, internal processing that follows…
Karma Smile – Coolonaut
On his third LP, Karma Smile, Coolonaut isn’t chasing relevance—he’s issuing a rebuke. Written and recorded in rural Australia on an analogue 8-track machine, the album fuses mid-to-late ’60s psychedelic…
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…