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7.6
New Music Critique: Mighty Mo Rodgers
Seasoned singer-songwriter Mighty Mo Rodgers uses his raspy, blues-infused voice on a trio of recordings that present the artist’s take on our world today. “The ... -
8
New Music Critique: KP Wizard
If trap is your trip, you might wanna check out Maryland-based KP Wizard, whose well- produced recordings are topped by an artist whose flow is ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Jason Robert
Jason Robert’s song cycle in tribute to a deceased comrade is composed of rough- hewn, dirge-like folk-blues songs cut, so to speak, from the same ... -
8
New Music Critique: Sanjin Alisa
Michigan-based Sanjin Alisa is a composer with a certain amount of craft and a musician with superior skills. Though we are not so captivated by ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Bright Eyed Kids
Bright Eyed Kids are composed of adroit players who meld quite well to provide muscular support for singer Jonathan Marques whose voice is strong if ... -
New Music Critique: Kilo
Texas rapper Kilo practically explodes on these recordings, which are dominated by his hyper-aggressive super-fast flow. And it proves to be pretty overwhelming at times. ... -
8
New Music Critique: Hadlock
Singer-guitarist-songwriter Kris Hadlock fronts his namesake band with pure confidence that’s steeped in the kind of classic ‘80s-influenced arena rock that never grows old and ... -
8.4
New Music Critique: Bella Rios
It’s been a while since we heard a 15-year-old with this much potential. Gifted with a pure, naturally dusky voice, the older-than-her-years Chicagoan, Bella Rios, ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Estados Alterados
Colombia’s Estados Alterados mount a dark, propulsive, synth-laden attack fronted by a singer whose voice is deep, masculine and sexy. Each song follows a consistent ...
