Category: Album Reviews

Lianne La Havas has a voice that is the equivalent to honey; she drips amber notes to make you feel sweetened.The effortlessness to her vocality…

From the beginning of Donna Missal Lighter, you feel you are watching a 1950’s classic, teen romance. In this retro drama, a young “good girl”…

June 26 has been a DAY of powerful debuts. Actually, this month has been fantastic! From Jonah Yano to Blimes And Gab, I am happily…

With their debut set for June 26, Blimes And Gab’s Talk About It is a bombastic, rambunctious, and beat-thriving introduction.Listening to the album, I kept…

Becca Mancari’s The Greatest Part makes me feel like I am shopping through life. It has a glittery, casual sounds that crosses between a 1960’s…

  Color me SHOOK by Park Hye Jin’s sound in new EP: How Can I? Out June 26, The EP feels like a relic tossed…

  MY PEOPLE! I love some psychedelia. Tame Impala has been integral to my personal playlist, but Kevin Parker makes an album as often as…

Gum Country’s Somewhere is 90’s lo-fi, grunge glamor. It is like watching Cher, from Clueless, go to a Hole concert and proceed to rave and…

I got to interview Juke Ross awhile back, and I 100% believe in him. Like Cautious Clay and Lewis Capaldi, he is adding a twist…

I LOVE Jonah Yano’s voice. It is so crystal, I would imagine it is what water would sound like if it decided to become a…

I love Amo Amo’s sound, and that might seem obvious. I have my go-to genres; bedroom-pop, R&B, and psychedelic rock, of which their newest EP,…

Recently, I reviewed Mala Rodriguez’s MALA, and I fell in love with the album; particularly because she found the perfect balance between getting lit and…

Bruno Major is 100% an Old Soul. His music makes you want to chill with your lover in bed. I am talking about lying down,…