Album Review: Baby Queen Spreads ‘Medicine” And Crowns

Listening to Baby Queen’s Medicine, out November 13, I kept on thinking of that Debbie Gibson hit “I Think We’re Alone Now” and Lily Allen.…

Album Review: lemin mourns that “petey passed away”

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing shattered ceramics with strands of gold. It is a beautiful, material technique that, in some ways, embodies bereavement.…

Album Review: BENEE “Hey U X” Confirms She Is Awesome

I have long believed in BENEE, in part, because she is so genuine, cool, and kind. Seeing her shows, she is 100% approachable and goofy,…

Album Review: Cam Meets You On The Otherside

Cam has one of the most unique voices I have ever heard. From Rihanna to Miley Cyrus or Ariana to Queen Mariah, people love a…

Album Review: Sharon Jones & The Dap- Kings Just Dropped In

Sharon Jones was a legend or rather still is one. The point of a legend is that it never dies because myths are timeless. With…

Album Review: Sen Morimoto Is Sen Morimoto

The first time I heard Sen Morimoto, I was like, “ooOOoOoOoO! This is good, but also different!” From Billie Eilish to The Weeknd, there are…

Album Review: Astrid S Asks You To Leave It Beautiful

I have to say that Astrid S music completely reflects her personality, which is not as common as you would think. Artists can put an…

Album Review: Saint Bodhi Escorts Yo To Her “Mad World”

Saint Bodhi is living in a Mad World, and, frankly, so are we all. Anyone else feeling pandemic brain or election anxiety? The tragedy is…

Album Review: Sasha Sloan Embraces The “Only Child”

I was really surprised listening to Sasha Sloan’s “Only Child” LP. The songstress is known for writing her songs as if her emotions were the…

Album Review: Juletta + Ishan Wonder “If I Never Hit Land”

We talk about the current music stratosphere as an ambiance; an atmosphere built by relaxed sounds that feel born from both the cosmos and our…

Album Review: Delaporte Escalan Las Montañas

Imagine! Converting spells into synths, desires into rhythms, and potions in basslines! That is how I felt listening to Delaporte’s Las Montañas. While I have…

Album Review: Joesef Asks “Does It Make You Feel Good?”

“This EP draws a line under a relationship that I’ve written about in Play Me Something Nice, if that EP felt more hopeful, this is…

Album Review: CAMÍNA Walks A TripHop Path In Debut Album

OooooOoooooOOOOOoooo I LOVE CAMÍNA’S SOUND! Not only is she one of the sweetest people to interview, she is also an extremely creative talent. She curves…

Album Review: Gabriel Garzón-Montano Pours His Heart In Agüita

I had the pleasure of interviewing Gabriel Garzón-Montano a few years ago, and he is a smart guy that, definitely, measures who, what, or how…

Album Review: Field Medic Is The “Floral Prince” of Honesty

When the s**t hits the fan, if you don’t have a sense of center, when the storm calms, you will feel like you let so…