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7.2
New Music Critique: Jozsef James
An LA-based Aussie, Jozsef James brings total commitment to his “lover on the prowl” persona on a collection of songs tailored to showcase his retro-rock ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Tawny Ellis
Singer-songwriter Tawny Ellis is a communicator whose expertly rendered recordings give her a realm of optimum clarity and depth to plumb the depths of human ... -
Album Review: Romance by Camila Cabello (8/10)
"... an unfiltered and refreshing look at Cabello's life." There is no hiding Camila Cabello’s love for fellow pop star and collaborator Shawn Mendes. Aptly ... -
9
New Music Critique: Cody Newman
Teenaged Cody Newman is working at a remarkably high level, with crafty, commercial songs, savvy arrangements and pristine production. Oh, and a voice that reveals ... -
Album Review: Carly Pearce by Carly Pearce
"Grab your girlfriends and a box of tissues and settle in for a girl's night with Carly" Get ready for some good ole country-pop from ... -
Live Reviews: Katrina Stuart at Liaison Restaurant and Lounge in Hollywood, CA
Material: Katrina Stuart’s “Blue Roses,” which she showcased at this event, is an exceptionally polished pop song recycled from other pop acts before her. The ... -
Album Review: Love u - to Death by DeathByRomy (9/10)
"... it is as if the lyrics are coming from the depths of her soul." Love u - to Death is a dark and beautiful ... -
Album Review: Bad Ideas by Tessa Violet (7/10)
"Because Tessa Violet gets how crushing it can all be, and she makes sense of even the worst ideas." “Lovesick” doesn’t even begin to describe ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Dejhare
Our group is mixed as to the work of artist Dejhare. We’re in agreement that her straight-ahead, synth-driven, dance-friendly pop music (“What Is Love?”) doesn’t ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Martell Lacey
Martell Lacey invests gospel roots and pro backup experience into radio-friendly recordings that showcase a voice whose impressive range is ideal for conveying love and ...
