Review: Grecco Buratto – Sem Palavras
In the ever-evolving landscape of music, there are albums that stand out not just for their melody or lyrics but…
We spoke with Grecco Buratto about his album “Sem Palavras” and more!
Hi! Can you describe the inspiration behind the creation of “Sem Palavras”? A: I’ve been writing this album for as long…
Review: Raynald Grenier – Doux Instants
Raynald Grenier’s song “Doux Instants” is a captivating piano piece that showcases the artist’s masterful skills and emotional depth. The…
Review: Ghost Prom – Void Sweet Void
Void Sweet Void by Ghost Prom immediately drew me in and held my interest throughout. The opening track, “5AM,” kicks off…
Review: Desert Life – Let It All Pass
“Let It All Pass” by Desert Life is a captivating album that beautifully showcases the duo’s talent and artistry. The…
Review: EUR – Photobombing
“Photobombing” by EUR is a meticulously crafted masterpiece that stands as a testament to global collaboration in the realm of…
Review: Jim Huddleston – I’ll Be Gone
Jim Huddleston’s single “I’ll Be Gone” is a powerful and heartfelt Christian country/gospel track that showcases his soulful vocals and…
Review: Pam Ross – Cornflakes & Beer
Pam Ross’ latest single, “Cornflakes and Beer,” is a heartfelt ballad that beautifully captures the emotions of someone seeking solace…
Review: Pete Miller – Live On Record
Pete Miller’s debut album “Live On Record” is a breath of fresh air for fans of raw and authentic music….
Review: Sarantos – I Thought
Sarantos, a multi-talented singer-songwriter based in Chicago, has released a powerful new single titled “I Thought”. The song, released on…