Mike Äpt -Glitter & Gold [Review]
“Mike Äpt’s Glitter & Gold shines with smooth production and a classic mix of confidence and reflection. It’s sleek, modern, and aspirational — a reminder that simple is powerful.”
Kimani Jackson- Spaceship FCK [Review]
“Kimani Jackson’s “Spaceship FCK” is a slow, futuristic dive into sensuality and escape. The track floats between intimacy and outer space, blending whispery vocals with sleek, atmospheric production. It’s bold, hypnotic, and emotionally raw the kind of R&B that feels both deeply personal and otherworldly.”
Arya Mind - If U [Review]
“Arya’s “Mind if U” is a resonant, emotional plunge into betrayal and self-realization, wrapped in powerful electronic production. It’s a song that doesn’t just make you feel it makes you live the painful moment when trust fractures, when everything you believed in feels suddenly unsteady.”
Estella Dawn-Reckless [Review]
“Estelle Dawn’s “Reckless” is a rush of raw emotion a song that captures the tension between love and frustration. It’s about the messy arguments and the moments where you’re still trying to find common ground in the chaos. Her vocals balance strength and vulnerability, carrying the weight of every word, while the production builds and breaks like a heartbeat under pressure. Reckless isn’t just about conflict it’s about connection that survives it.”
Dumomi The Jig- Money (Hustle) Ft Psalmx [Review]
“The song is a vibrant fusion of hip-hop and Afrobeats that immediately makes you move. Its infectious rhythm and smooth production pull you in, while the chorus is irresistibly catchy — you’ll find yourself singing it at the top of your lungs before you even realize it. It’s the kind of track that effortlessly blends groove and energy, making it perfect for both the dance floor and a sing-along session with friends.”
Da nang - Kids [Review]
“Da Nang song “Kids” fuses rock and emo in a way that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Their sound rides the edge between raw guitar-driven energy and the emotional intensity that defines emo, creating songs that hit hard but still linger in the mind. What really sets them apart is their lyricism: every line is descriptive, painting vivid scenes that make you see the story unfold as you listen.”
Ryan Reno- Relapse [Review]
“This song feels deeply personal and will resonate with anyone who has struggled with addiction. The visual grounds the story as the artist reflects on his relapse, capturing the unsettling process of self-destruction. I especially like the use of psychedelic special effects throughout the video—they vividly mirror the chaos and disorientation the artist experienced.”
ZDAN - Save Me (Rock n Roll) [Music Video Review]
“The visual keeps the focus on the artist, using minimal locations and limited camera angles to highlight her presence. The track itself carries a gritty, post-punk edge, with empowering lyrics that confront the artist’s concerns about the world and its decisions directly.”
Hakeem Prime - Need It [Music Review]
“This track is a smooth, laid-back jam that blends modern textures with soulful roots. The supportive ad-libs and subtle autotune adds a contemporary edge without overpowering the vibe, keeping the essence grounded in a rich neo-soul feel. It’s the kind of record that flows easy but still leaves an impression.”
Avery Cochrane -Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night [Music Video Review]
“Avery Cochran’s “Shapeshifting on a Saturday Night” is an infectious track that blends smooth indie vibes with a touch of dreamy pop. The song captures the feeling of transformation and fluidity—both emotional and social, that often happens when the weekend hits. The visual itself gives pop retro infused with dreamy.”
Deshaymond - Indica [Music Review]
“Indica” by Deshaymond merges mysticism, memory, and cultural motifs into a tapestry of surreal, textured visuals. It offers a fresh, deeply introspective lens on identity and the unseen world, inviting the viewer to linger in its dreamlike spaces.”
Frances Whitney- You Left Me For Jesus [Music Video Review]
“Silent Visual, Powerful Message!!! This visual may be silent, but it carries its own meaning. I admire the artistry in how the artist lets the music and lyrical video speak without uttering a word. True creativity doesn’t always need to be verbal.”
Drew Schueler - Hurtable [Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“Drew Schueler “Hurtable” is a song that balances the complexity of human emotions—capturing both the pain and the process of healing. The steady, chilled tempo seems to reflect a sense of calm and clarity amid the turmoil”
Let Out The Pressure- Let's Stay Home [Music Video Review]
Rating: 2 out of 5
“The visual aesthetics of this track are definitely a standout, giving off strong homebody vibes that are quite appealing. However, the music itself falls short. The track suffers from off-key deliveries and poor placement of verses, which detract from the overall experience. Despite the strong visuals, the music lacks the polish needed to fully resonate.”
Lujza -Don't [Review]
Rating: 2 out of 5
“Lujza has a lot of emotional depth but perhaps doesn’t quite deliver the climax or resolution you were hoping for. The heavy emotions and dramatic tone are clear, but the overall impact might fall short, leaving you with a sense of unfulfilled potential. A rating of 2 out of 5 reflects this mix of strong emotional expression and unmet expectations.”
TJ Wilkins -"Picture Us" [Review]
Rating: 5 out of 5
“The song will give any listener a retro feel. This is not jus a celebration of soul music but a celebration of the soul of music. You can feel the energy as it makes you want to hit the dance floor.TJ Wilkins and the chorus have a blended delivery with each note, I am excited to see the video because I visualized it in my head. ”
Hanna Andréa- If I Were to Drown [Review]
Rating: 3 out of 5
“Hanna Andréa takes a moment to express herself through song. She makes the song related to anyone who is overwhelmed by life’s demands and struggling to stay afloat. The song is a nice chilled ballad with a little frustration in the lyrics. It is about sinking or swimming when life is stressing you out. Just when you think the song is a little depressing it gives a small amount of motivation around the 2:40 mark.”
LEWIS FITZGERALD -'Darling' Featuring Libianca [Music Video Review]
Rating: 5 out of 5
“This song is truly about the essence of sound as rising South London artist Lewis Fitzgerald steps in the booth with global Afro-R&B sensation and BRIT Award nominees Libianca. Darling is a Neo-soul track that pulls you in early in. It is filled with energy and soulful sound that will make you smile. The artist’s musical chemistry is amazing as well. ”
Will Tha King- My World [Review]
Rating: 3 out of 5
“The comparison was Kendrick and J. Cole. However, I think the artist sounds like a chilled Vince Staples. My world taps into a different Hip-Hop conscious instrumental sounds that gives you a little Jazz. Will Tha King is a poetic artist that knows how to arrange words and create chilled vibes.”
Tyler Jarvis -Goodbye [Review]
Rating: 3 out of 5
“The song has a randomly rocky start. It sounds like the guitar is off key in the intro but leads into the artists. Around the 40 sec mark there is a shift in the artist’s tone which makes the song more engaging. I must agree the chorus hits hard and the artist’s vocal tone as well. These two things is what saves the song”