TGC - Echo [Review]
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
“The beat has a bounce that truly feels elastic, whereas TGC’s hauntingly beautiful vocals snake their way through to stab like a knife.
’Echo’ is a track that you will gladly listen to over and over again.”
Alice Merton - Easy [Music Video Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“Relationships are rarely ‘Easy’ and this track captures the hopes, fears, ups, downs and insecurities of that dynamic in Electro Pop glory. A fun track with true depth as well.”
Nadia Vaeh - 1,000 Cuts [Review]
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
“An alluring vocal tone and a steady beat give ‘1,000 Cuts’ an edge that slices straight and true.
Electro Pop done right. Can’t wait to hear more from Nadia Vaeh.”
Evie Irie - "The Optimist" [Music Video Review]
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
“Packing complex emotions and themes into her writing, Evie Irie’s songwriting is far beyond her actual age. Actually, her songwriting shines for a any age so that comment is unfair to say. Though it is a fact that she is only sixteen, so be aware of this rising star, because the vocals are just as intriguing as the writing.
The video is well down as well and helps bring ‘The Optimist’ to life.”
BETSIE GØLD - House On Fire [Review]
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
“Bringing a perspective not often heard from in popular music, Betsie Gold deliver a heartfelt ballad detailing her pain and angst of being trapping among a party crowd of friends. The lyrics and performance permeates with honest emotion.”
Limón Limón - Wasting Time [Music Video Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“This track is one for anybody that has had to sit idly by and watch the one they love run through a series of bad relationships.
An anthem for the friend-zoned, ‘Wasting Time’ has a relevance that will speak loudly for many.”
Sophie Gray - Bye Bye [Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“Given the genre of ‘Bye Bye,’ and the fact Sophie Gray is a burgeoning 15 yo pop starlet, there will no doubt be comparisons to Taylor Swift. However, that line is a tough one for me to draw.
Gray brings a heaver, songwriter vibe to this commercial mix and that somehow layers in an additional bit of emotion that transcends beyond youthful energy, to wise, world observer.”
Aaron Taos - Closure [Review]
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
“This single takes a little bit to distill the energy and emotion, but Aaron Taos does a good job of parlaying heartbreak into an entertaining release. The chorus is particularity engaging.”
Nick de la Hoyde - Ghost [Music Video Review]
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
“Smooth and alluring with a commercial beat, ‘Ghost’ is the type of song that means more to you with each listen. The video adds to the mysterious allure.”
Kelly & Gibson - Why Do We Love Like This [Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“A glorious pop anthem for the dysfunctional relationship. Modern love can be a trap when it’s not right, and this single does a great job of showcasing those emotions in an entertaining, harmonic groove.”
ED.1T - Lies (feat. Mia Mormino & YSD) [Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“The hurt and anger comes through in the early vocal performance and the production brings a beat that serves well in adding to those emotions. The Rap flow forms an interesting bridge, but it is the chorus that will stick with you. ”
Valencia James - Dreamers [Review]
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
“Dope song. Very inspirational.”
Nea - Some Say [Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“The yearning is palpable in this song of longing for the relationship of your dreams. Nea’s voice is tender and fragile and you can feel the heartache and hope all the while fearing it will never happen.”
Elodie Rêverie - Skeleton Castle [Review]
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
“Elodie Reverie drops a dark and alluring single about heritage and passion for where she came from. Her sultry voice draws us in, adding to the mystery of the past.
This is the kind of track that will lure you to the dance floor, yet is also engaging and reflective enough to warrant play while sitting alone and thinking about the ghosts of your own pasts with a bit of Scotch in hand.
Reflective and entertaining, with elements of pop to give it just a hint of commercial texture in all the right places, ‘Skeleton Castle’ is a single with depth. ”
BAYBE - Bridges (featuring LÒNIS) [Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“A haunting melody and vocals are the soul of this single. ‘Bridges’ will bring out the emotions that will have you reaching for matches to torch the rocky bridge in your past. Confident and demanding, this is music that emboldens and bolsters that feeling that you are not alone in your thoughts or weaknesses. ”
Happy Sometimes - Pooh Bear [Music Video Review]
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
“This pop song captures the back and forth of human emotions quite well, as we try to talk ourselves into a better place.
Be it internal, or in this case, an external relationship that pulls us back down ... over and over again, most have us have to make the climb up and out of dark places more than once, before we can finally enjoy the view.”
GRAACE - 21st Century Love [Review]
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
“GRAACE has the kind of voice that both pierces and unarms and ‘21st Century Love’ utilizes this tone to showcase the emotion of being stuck in your head.
Lyrically it is not a complex song, but the nuance of the performance and a steady beat make the single an engaging listen.”
chloe mk - "David Bowie" [Music Video Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“Nostalgia and heartache go together like David Bowie and eyeliner, so missing your lover and your favorite artists is a creative way to bring those emotions forward. Pop vocals added to a nice beat and melody help bring out the longing in this worthy single from chloe mk.”
Lo Lo - Stranger's Arms (ft. DCF) [Music video Review]
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
“Two voices.
Two sets of emotions. Both blended perfectly.
That is the heart of this single about former lovers now separated, and missing each other and the way things were. This of course is not unfamiliar territory for songwriters, but the imagery is sharp within the lyrics and the performance makes ‘Strangers Arms’ stand out in all the right ways. ”
Robyn L'nea - Come On [Review]
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
“This groove is hard to resist, so “Come On’ and give Robyn L’nea single a listen. Once you do, you will be moving and singing along because this single has that IT factor that is always so hard to describe. ”