Debo Ray - Debo Ray: Review
Debo Ray, the powerhouse Grammy-nominated vocalist and singer-songwriter, has just dropped her much-anticipated debut solo album, “Debo Ray.” With ten original tracks, the album is a vibrant mix of R&B, jazz, pop, dance, afrobeat, and hip-hop/rap, co-written by Debo herself alongside Jerry Velona and Prince Charles Alexander—a Grammy-winning producer who’s worked with Usher and Mary J. Blige. Recorded at Dimension Sound Studios in Jamaica Plain, MA, this project is a true reflection of Debo’s artistry, blending soulful storytelling, insane vocal range, and a sound that refuses to be boxed in…
“Dangerous Inbetween” by Zoe Warren: Review
Rising alt-pop rock artist Zoe Warren is stepping into a bold new era with the release of her latest single, “Dangerous Inbetween.” Packed with high-energy guitar riffs, an electrifying solo, and unapologetically honest lyrics, the track perfectly captures Zoe’s evolution as an artist—edgier, more confident, and completely in her element…
“Naima” by AriSawkaDoria: Review
AriSawkaDoria have just released a mind-blowing take on Coltrane’s iconic “Naima,” and it’s not your average cover. This trio—featuring KJ Sawka (Pendulum, Destroid) on drums, Ari Joshua (The All’s Eye, Music Factory Records) on guitar, and Joe Doria on the Hammond B3—take this jazz classic and flip it into something entirely new while still staying true to the original’s soul. They’ve managed to blend raw energy with deep emotion and added their own modern twist to create a sound you’ll want to get lost in.
“Night’s Cross” by Rosetta West: Review
Rosetta West are back, and they’re going darker, heavier, and deeper with their new album, Night’s Cross. The Illinois-based trio have been a mainstay of the underground blues-rock scene, blending gritty blues, swirling psychedelia, and eerie folk influences into something both raw and otherworldly. Night’s Cross musically leans into the abyss and dives into the unknown…
‘Pretty’ by Jason Masi: Review
Jason Masi kicked off 2025 with a bang, dropping his sultry new track “Pretty” just in time for New Year’s celebrations. Released December 31, 2024, this retro-inspired pop rock jam is the perfect anthem to start the year with irresistible grooves, smooth rhythms, and hooks that won’t quit.
‘Not The One (I’m Looking For)’ by Atticus Roness: Review
Atlanta’s rock & roll maverick Atticus Roness is turning the dial up to 11 with his electric new single, ‘‘Not The One (I’m Looking For).’’ This high-octane anthem is just a taste of what’s in store when his eagerly awaited sophomore album, Power Pop World Domination, drops on April 4, 2025…
‘Of the North’ by Monofonique: Review
Monofonique’s “Of the North” is a stunning blend of emotion, atmosphere, and artistry from a seasoned Swedish producer with over 30 years of experience. Known for breaking genre boundaries while staying grounded in modern techno and house, Monofonique has created a track that’s both a personal expression and a love letter to the natural beauty of Northern Europe…
‘Falling Under’ by Awaiting Abigail: Review
Awaiting Abigail’s latest single, “Falling Under,” is a post-grunge-metal powerhouse that explores the dark aftermath of a dysfunctional relationship. The track opens with a hauntingly ethereal and angelic intro, setting a poignant tone before unleashing a raw, emotional storm of heavy riffs and Abigail Hill’s mesmerizing vocals…
Endless & Elsewhere by Ferrn: Review
Ferrn is what happens when creativity, friendship, and a shared love of music collide. This Chicago-meets-Gainesville collaboration started as a solo pandemic project and has since transformed into a fully realized five-piece band. Their new album, Endless & Elsewhere, blends emotional storytelling with lush, intricate production and an energy that feels alive…
‘Three’ by Owen Young: Review
Owen Young, a Southern Ontario native, is channeling a lifetime of experiences into his music with ‘Three’, the third chapter of his four-part album, Muddy River. With a fine arts degree from UCLA and a law degree from the University of Toronto, Young’s journey eventually brought him back to the landscapes of his childhood in Haldimand County…
‘Pusher’ by WETLOOK: Review
WETLOOK spent two years creating their EP ‘Mannequin Dance,’ and their latest single, ‘Pusher,’ is shaping up to be a highlight of the collection. Hailing from Vienna but carrying strong Stockholm roots, WETLOOK have carved out a unique “space-indie rock” sound…
Music is Life by John Tibbits: Review
Emerging singer-songwriter John Tibbits has dropped his debut album, Music is Life—an 8-track journey that’s equal parts personal diary and social commentary. With introspective storytelling and a sound that refuses to fit neatly into any one genre, Tibbits takes listeners on a ride through big themes like self-image, climate change, and the legacies we leave behind…