Category: Reviews
“Vanitas” – A Soundtrack Waiting for Its Screen
“Vanitas” by Gianfranco Malorgio feels less like music made only for listening and more like a soundtrack waiting to be seen. Written with cinema in [more…]
Shadows in Sound: Gianfranco Malorgio’s “AIMLESSLY”
Gianfranco Malorgio’s “AIMLESSLY” has all the markings of a mysterious, cinematic piece one that could easily play during the opening or closing credits of a [more…]
“La Grande Motte” – A Song That Feels Like Summer
Every place has its own character, and for the French city of “La Grande Motte”, that essence is summer and music. V.Of, who has been [more…]
Electric High – “Ain’t Got Nothing But Time”
From the moment “Ain’t Got Nothing But Time” kicks in, you can practically feel the denim, leather, and sweat of a classic rock gig. This [more…]
Ben Miller – “Dürer’s Dream”
With “Dürer’s Dream”, Ben Miller doesn’t just give us a song—he opens a door into another world, one where jazz, classical, and cinematic soundscapes swirl [more…]
Sugarfoot – “Jolene”
Covering a song as legendary as Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” is no small feat—it’s a bit like stepping onto Centre Court at Wimbledon with the whole [more…]
Harry Kappen – “Be Brave If You Can”
Harry Kappen’s “Be Brave If You Can” is not your typical rallying cry. There are no thundering drums, no furious guitar solos, no grand cinematic [more…]
Sabrina Nejmah – “Deep End”
Every so often, a debut comes along that feels less like a first step and more like an arrival. “Deep End” by 16-year-old Hamburg artist [more…]
Helladdict – Thrash Metal Fury with a Rebel’s Heart
If you’ve ever wondered what it might feel like to bottle pure rebellion, add a dash of 80s ferocity, sprinkle in 90s grit, and then [more…]
D Wil’s “Urges” – Honest Storytelling From the Bedroom to the World
“Urges” is more than just a debut single—it’s a window into D Wil’s thoughts, memories, and the choices that shape a life. Hailing from York, [more…]
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