Pop/Review Micki XO – Power Outage

Pop/Review Micki XO – Power Outage

Micki XO has hit something that we can all relate to with Power Outage- that particular brand of being exhausted as you are, overloaded with media and loving everything that is going on in the world and somehow still expected to show up and work. The genius of this song...

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Pop/Review Katie Belle – Bad Dreams

Pop/Review Katie Belle – Bad Dreams

It is somehow paradoxical and beautiful that Katie Belle created a song about bad dreams, when she makes the tiresome fact of insomnia turn into an irresistible escape into the realms of electro-pop. Here, the Atlanta-based artist has created something special; a song that recognizes the restless, twisting-and-turning nights that...

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Pop/Review Kelsie Kimberlin – Dream of Peace

Pop/Review Kelsie Kimberlin – Dream of Peace

It is something really touching how the artist does not sing of peace, but every risk in order to make the peace during the active war. Dream of Peace by Kelsie Kimberlin is not a cozy hymn that was recited in a safe place. It is shot in Kyiv when...

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Pop/Review Amara Fe – SHIFT

Pop/Review Amara Fe – SHIFT

Twenty-four songs is a declaration. It is not just an album, but a universe, a mood board, thesis on what pop can be when an artist does not want to cut themselves down to the industry standard. SHIFT Amara Fe does not merely build on her first album Reborn, but...

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Electronic/Review Luke Tangerine – Retrodelic

Electronic/Review Luke Tangerine – Retrodelic

Some artists chase trends. Others build time machines. The Retrodelic EP by Luke Tangerine does so, with five straight tracks of nothing short of mirrorball euphoria and less nostalgia and more of rediscovery. It is the response of the golden age of disco and funk filtered through the modern production...

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Pop/Review DALE – Vertigo

Pop/Review DALE – Vertigo

It is very personal when an artist relies on music as a therapy and that is what Dale or Milan-based banker-turned-musician does with his first album Vertigo. The result of the highly stressful and self-aware time, this set of 80s inspired synth-pop songs is a record of one man attempting...

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Dream Pop/Review Ophelia Moon – Taste Your Rose

Dream Pop/Review Ophelia Moon – Taste Your Rose

Taste Your Rose by Ophelia Moon is not a song, it is more of an experience, and an immersion into the realm of the sensually dark and poetically charged. This new issuance of the Philadelphia based project takes possession of that illusive fleeting space between sound, emotion and story-telling to...

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Pop/Review Eylsia Nicolas – Forever Can Wait

Pop/Review Eylsia Nicolas – Forever Can Wait

There is a strong and very personal comeback of Eylsia Nicolas to the limelight with Forever Can Wait, a song that is as personal as it is a triumph. Having earned her fame as a professional tennis player and a record executive, Eylsia transfers the same level of discipline and...

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Pop/Review Eylsia Nicolas – A Beautiful Mess

Pop/Review Eylsia Nicolas – A Beautiful Mess

The vibrant pop that Eylsia Nicolas has released in her song A Beautiful Mess is precisely the type of club pop that you want to dance to. It is not a mere electro-pop song that tries to squeeze itself into a mould – it possesses authentic personality and catchy energy...

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COUNTRY/Review Michellar – Never Say Sorry

COUNTRY/Review Michellar – Never Say Sorry

The newest single of Michellar, Never Say Sorry is more of a turning point in the career of a songwriter rather than another release. She is based in San Francisco and has a talent of transforming raw vulnerability into the music that actually resonates and the track is evidence of...

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