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7.8
New Music Critique: Natalise + the Sunset Run
Blessed with a sweet and youthful voice, Natalise has a quality that will connect with teens and young kids––a perfect fit for the Disney Channel. ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: The Earth & I
We dig the male/female vocal tandem of East Coast prog-metal fivesome The Earth & I. Not only is the screamo singing more than convincing, but ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Léoa
With just her voice and piano, artist Léoa delivers songs that are so timely right now, exploring life’s ugly realities, particularly those which pertain to ... -
8
New Music Critique: George Adrian
Some artists are in no hurry to impress; they’re too busy doing their own thing. And in the case of George Adrian, the listener’s patience ... -
7
New Music Critique: Forest Bayer
Forest Bayer’s compositions seem not to be intended for amusement or to accompany a film or TV scene. Rather, they lean toward serious music, a ... -
6.8
New Music Critique: Cnote
Though he shows a gift for arrangements that build smoothly, these recordings by R&B artist Cnote are very much in the “songwriter demo” realm. His ... -
7
New Music Critique: Das Black Milk
Das Black Milk have two things going for them––a strong attack-mode attitude and the vocal power to put it across. In other aspects, however, these ... -
7
New Music Critique: Hussies
Hussies are a guitar-driven Omaha quartet who go all-out on every single song. And though their frenetic “meet-you-at-the-finish-line” style often threatens to disintegrate into chaos, ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Natalie Duque
Our reactions are mixed when it comes to recordings by artist Natalie Duque. She’s got a genuine, appealing voice and fairly catchy songs with compelling ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Hosny Bronx
Hosny Bronx wears all the hats on classic- sounding reggae songs that will draw an immediate comparison to Bob Marley, as Bronx’s delivery is a ...
