Concert Review: J.S Ondara Sings Tales Of His Life At Rough Trade
J.S Ondara has a voice that spreads on your soul like butter does unto warm
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Concert Review: Yves Jarvis Meets The “Real You” In NYC
There is an idea that “the real you” is stagnant; as if it is a
Album Review: Avey Tare Observes “Cows On Hourglass Pond”
You ever have a moment when you really feel connected to nature? You look outside
Concert Review: Sam Fender Is A Millennial Poet At Rough Trade
At Rough Trade, smiles and pints reigned as Sam Fender became one of the most
Album Review: Dean Lewis Remind Us Of “A Place We Knew”
Recently reviewing Dean Lewis, I noticed his rather “Springsteen” qualities. For one, he uses his
Film Review: Hotel Mumbai Is A Haunting Experience
Watching Hotel Mumbai, I felt haunted. Written and directed by Anthony Maras, Hotel Mumbai goes
Album Review: Emily Wells’ This World Is Too ____ For You
Emily Wells’ This World Is Too ____ For You is a gorgeous orchestration of how
Album Review: Shawn James Fights The Dark & The Light
As sad as it is, darkness lives in every human being, but, luckily, so does
Concert Review: Jungle Unleash The Groove At Terminal 5
Playing at Terminal 5, Jungle gives one of the best, happiest shows you will ever
Concert Review: Houses Build Their Sound At Terminal 5
Houses are So Cal. (Get it?) The California natives were in awe of playing a
Diandra Interviews Oh Land: Observing Your Family Tree As Artistic Motivation
If there is one thing most artists agree, it is that music is their salvation.
Concert Review: Easy Life Make Their NYC Debut
Easy Life made their NYC debut at Mercury Lounge, and it was a HIT. This
Concert Review: Tender Ignite Couple’s Tenderness At Rough Trade
Tender really do live up to their name. Their music wraps audiences, and made people
Diandra Interviews Tom Walker: Staying Humble To Stay Connected
Incredibly charming is an understatement for Tom Walker. He is a walking heart on a
Album of March: Solange Knowles’ When I Get Home
It is not often that an artist can say they have, literally, created something new.