With a modern production style that is danceable and speaks to female empowerment and outing male chauvinist pigs. Starting off with a percussion intro that is driving and full of swagger and syncopation that is joined quickly by an unamused vocal performance from Annie Tisshaw. The harmony provided on […]
Jazz meets Mumford & Sons. Sound crazy? Well, it works! For his latest single, Kuri brings us a composition that’s rooted in Americana folk but with a refreshing twist of jazz. “Sort Sol” begins with fingerpicked acoustic guitar, warm male harmonies, and a simple driving kit. However, this […]
Sal Dulu’s intimate solo piano piece “Xompulse” is an improve-like, noe-classical piano piece that’s full of space and sustain. Dulu’s use of chromaticism is reminiscent of Prokofiev’s more somber works, while the pensive and jazzy chords and melody give hints of Scriabin or Satie. The spaces between chords […]
Edwin Raphael releases “Bergamot Feels” through AntiFragile and the production came together amazingly. The track invokes a wistful feeling for warm summer days stuck in the haze that is in preparation of spring and summer 2019. The guitar playing by Edwin Raphael, a Montreal based composer, is skillful […]
Starting with an aggressively strummed and filtered guitar track that supports a well recorded and performed lead vocal. East Harbor “Lucid” wastes no time getting to the hook. The snare and bass are mixed aggressively compressed delivering a powerful driving beat. I’d compare “East Harbor” to Twenty One […]
Do you wish you could lay around doing nothing right now? Me too… At least we can listen to a good song about doing it! Coming from LA-based outfit The Drives, “Keep Warm” is a song about pure infatuation and newly blossomed affection that’s sure to conjure up […]
It’s been 23 days since I first heard (and immediately accepted) Laveda’s new single, “Dream. Sleep.,” and I’ve been waiting ever so impatiently to share with you. Well here it is- and you really need to hear it! Only the 2nd release from the Albany-based duo, “Dream. Sleep.” […]
