Live Oak Sunburst – Lurleen

Live Oak Sunburst’s new single “Lurleen” is like the kind of song you put on when the day is winding down and the noise finally fades. I first heard it around 6PM and it instantly felt right for that moment.…

Martin Lloyd Howard – Selene

Martin Lloyd Howard’s new masterpiece “Selene” is one of those quiet pieces that feels right for the moment you press play. It’s built around solo acoustic guitar and it moves at its own calm pace. The track is peaceful and…

Tom Minor – Change It!

Tom Minor’s new single “Change It!” is a track that immediately grabs your attention. The song has a strong hook that sticks with you long after it ends. The lyrics are powerful and explore the desire to break out of…

Ryan Hawley – In Another Life

Ryan Hawley is an artist I’ll remember. I just discovered his new single “In Another Life”. It carries a heavy feeling that settles in slowly and stays with you. The song is built around piano and that choice feels right.…

Ruud Voesten – Ambrosia II

Ruud Voesten just landed on my radar with his new album “Ambrosia II” and honestly, it’s like stepping into a quiet world shaped by musicians who really listen to one another. The album is fully instrumental, but it never feels…

Doctor Noize – 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 A Song

Doctor Noize drops his new single “1-2-3-4-5-6-7 A Song” a bright and lively single that feels built to make kids smile (and honestly, me too) while also giving them a simple look into how a song comes together. It’s playful,…

Matthew Peter Gough – Buttercup Field

I have just discovered Matthew Peter Gough’s new single, “Buttercup Field” and it feels like a deep breath in the middle of a busy day. Inspired by the calm beauty of nature, this piece invites listeners to pause and drift…

Categories: Classical REVIEWS Singles

RISE – Lost for words

Liverpool-based band RISE return with their new single “Lost for Words” a song that bursts with energy and confidence from the first few seconds. The band’s signature mix of guitars and synths takes center stage here, building a sound that’s…

Aarktica – Ecstatic Lightsongs

Good evening! Jon DeRosa the musician behind Aarktica is a name we should remember. His new album “Ecstatic Lightsongs” feels like stepping into a dream you don’t want to wake up from. The sound is deep and layered with guitars…

Divergent – Runnin’ Free

Divergent’s new single “Runnin’ Free” carries the kind of energy that instantly grabs your attention and refuses to let go. The track blends classic rock spirit with a fresh edge creating a sound that feels timeless and alive. From the…

Tom Minor – Next Stop Brixton

Tom Minor’s new single “Next Stop Brixton” captures the rush of an indie rock anthem while telling a story rooted in memory and grit. The song follows the idea of returning to familiar streets with a mix of nostalgia and…

The Easter Parade – Raindrops on the Lens

The Easter Parade’s new EP “Raindrops on the Lens” feels like stepping into a quiet old film, where every scene lingers a little longer than you expect. The songs carry a warm and cinematic glow with piano and strings weaving…

Categories: Acoustic Classical EPs

Vicious Clay – mine all mine

This track is full of surprises and I mean that in the best way possible. Vicious Clay’s new single “mine all mine” is a blast of energy that doesn’t waste a second pulling you in. The guitar work is front…

Map of the Woulds – The Old Songs

Map of the Woulds’ new single “The Old Songs” hits with an energy that’s impossible to ignore. Right from the start, the band pulls you in with instrumentation that feels alive and full of personality. The guitars bite, the rhythm…

Shyfrin Alliance – Colours of Time

Shyfrin Alliance are back on my radar with their new single “Colours of Time” and I enjoyed every second of it. There’s this deep and rich vocal presence that immediately pulls you in. The frontman’s voice is powerful and the…