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Category: Music

Tamara Bubble -Standing Here United

You are cordially invited to do something… yes YOU!

Brooklyn, NYC, Rap/Hip-Hop, Tamara Bubble

An Interview with Peter Spacey

Peter Spacey delivers a gloriously overwhelming live session where tasty chord progressions are blended with fine homemade beats and organic nature samples.

Electronic, Israel, Live Session, Peter Spacey

M A N E – Portals (Iteration #2) [Review]

M A N E are back with their new single “Portals (Iteration #2)”, an art pop gem to round out the summer.

M A N E, Oregon, Pop/R&B, Portland, USA

Minutes to Midnight – 13 Days [Review]

“13 Days” captures the classic, warm, rock sound but with a modern approach that makes it completely relevant today.

Cambridge, Minutes to Midnight, Rock, UK

Moonfish – Drop of Water [Review]

“Drop of Water” is the debut cut by Moonfish, an electronic jazz piece of art.

Electronic, Jazz, Lon, Moonfish, Piano, UK

OKAN – Espiral [Review]

What female-led Okan achieves with Espiral is to make a diverse patchwork of classic and more innovative rhythms.

Cuba, Jazz, OKAN

An interview with Yorgos Karagiannis

He is a multi-instrumentalist with raw talent. Give him a story and he will create the music theme, the Greek Artist has the Midas touch.

Greece, Guitar, Neoclassical, Piano

An Interview with GRP

GRP showcase themselves with their Grand 2nd single where killer piano riffs meet an extraordinary rhythm pattern.

Neoclassical, Piano, Rock

Sara Abraham – Big Man [Review]

Big Man has a calming and pleasant sound which also shows that there has been lots of excitement as well as complexity in its creation process.

Bossa Nova, Cyprus, Jazz, Pop/R&B, Rotterdam, Sara Abraham

Stevie Zita – Indigo [Review]

An atmospheric track where the great detuned guitars, the ambient synth pads, the soft drum beat and the expressive vocals are reaching your ears so smoothly as stroking a cat would feel.

Canada, Rock, Stevie Zita, Toronto

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