MISS LYRIC RELEASES NEW SONG “APOLOGIZE” TO THE WORLD
This is a soft ballad about the loss of friendship because that other person will just not Apologize. Miss Lyrics newest EP, Never Too Deep, has not been released yet. …
Lyrics Of Two: “Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home” – stunningly executed
In a seemingly indefinite era of violence and indifference, philosophers can prove to be radicals by simply telling us what we should already know. The …
Kelvin Frazier, Ph.D. – “Marked and Scarred” will find its place in the industry
Kelvin Frazier, Ph.D. is a musician, chemist, professor, consultant and entrepreneur. With neo-soul, R&B and 90/80s hip-hop sub-genres making a major come back in modern …
Sam: “(still) think of you” reach listeners with ease
Singer-songwriter Sam has the sort of clean-cut, genial, edgy but never-too-edgy image that gets people excited. His is soul music for the new generation – …
Illuid Haller: “Magic Theatre” – Each instrumental tells a story
Illuid Haller aka GwangHyeon shows a unique flexibility and verve, a glowing life that drips, melts, and molds around the original sounds to be found on the album, …
Dave Vargo: “Burning Through” – the underlying themes are universal
The album “Burning Through” by Dave Vargo clearly deserves a 5 star rating, but just I want to get my two cents worth in there …
SelfishWays: “Codeine Fiend” brings the energy and swagger
SelfishWays is an American hip hop duo music group that is made up of two young talented brothers – Prince Riley who is 22 years old and …
Jim Session: “Storming” – an effective sound structure
Sometimes a recording amazes you because you’ve never heard anything like it. But the opposite can also happen; a track blows you away because it …
Kimia Penton: “Where the rain falls” is totally intoxicating
Kimia Penton was born in the Middle East, raised in London and now calls Dallas, Texas her home. The singer, songwriter, violinist and psychologist who started …
The Mumford Music Experience: “On the Way Home” – both touching and soothing
Mumford & Sons took the world by storm using their raw mixture of acoustic melody, percussion, and that catchy little banjo to compliment the ensemble. Then …