Featured Image Photo Credit: Jon Vulpine I got the amazing opportunity to listen to Jonah Kagen’s EP release, The Roads, and I was absolutely blown away! This was the first time I had seen or heard of this artist and I was absolutely shocked because I am such a huge fan of folk music that also…
Do you want to take an epic musical journey that puts you on an emotional roller coaster? To listen to an album that can make you nod your head with the beat of one song, then have you sobbing to the next one, followed directly by yelling out the lyrics in anger to the one…
Drew’s Ranking: 4/5 There is profound bliss heard on Nao’s latest album, And Then Life Was Beautiful. The project blends joyful sounds and sweet-sounding melodies. With an incredible guest list and Nao’s specific sound of “wonky funk” driving the album forward, many highlights are found. As the title track and “Messy Love” introduce the album,…
Mercurial World ~ Magdalena Bay Review Drew’s Ranking: 5/5 Indie pop duo Magdalena Bay’s major debut effort is overflowing with sparkling, pristine, hits. What Mercurial World lacks in specific sound or shape, it makes up for in the transitional cohesiveness and concept surrounding the magnificent project. For these reasons, it is easily one of the…
Screen Violence – CHVRCHES Drew’s Ranking: 3/5 A fizzing synth-pop album filled with sonic warmth. CHVRCHES builds a neat, slick package of nostalgic jams that call to other influences and artists. Without completely stripping away the band’s originality. From the first ten seconds of the introduction track “Asking For A Friend”, the atmosphere settles in…
