Elesia Iimura, O.T x Busta Rhymes - Chooky [Music Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“Few things transcends borders the way music can. Elesia limura and O.T are joined by Busta Rhymes on this track.

’Chooky’ is the kind of track that spurns slang to the new level so don’t be surprised when this slang from down under catches fire and you hear the word ‘Chooky’ used by music lovers across the globe.

The groove here is infectious as it combines a smooth delivery and flow with the trademark growl we’ve come to expect from Busta Rhymes.”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Flau'jae -"Perfect Timing" [Music Video Review]

Rating: 5 out of 5

“Flau’jae has so many talents and keeps showing us in her latest single, “Perfect Timing”. After having a good year with LSU and people discovering her on the music scene with the inherited talented of her father this video gives us a recap. She talks about how everything has aligned with consistency and her believing in herself. To excel in sports and music is rare but she is finding her way.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Blogger]

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Bibou- I Wanna See You Move [Review]

Rating: 2 out of 5

“This is a dance track that will make you vogue. However, it doesn’t provide much musically for an extended review. If you ever want to be in a fashion show, dance in the mirror or just vibe this is defiantly a song to play.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Schoney x FlyDolo -Don't Call Me Back (feat. FlyDolo) [Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“Schoney reminds me of Blink 182. They have good energy and delivery. I pictured this song being made in the basement, garage or bedroom. The song allows anyone listening to really engage with everything the artist is feeling and thinking during what seems like a break up.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Yung Gravy - Mozzarella (ft. Lil Keed) [Music Review]

Rating: 3.5 out of 5

“Yung Gravy brings his wry lyrical wit and irreverent vocal style that his fans have come to expect on ‘Mozzarella.’ Joined on the track by Lil Keed, the flows sync and help bring this one to life. The hard beat and cadence make it easy to start bouncing and joining in once you know the words.

I won’t say this is my favorite Yung Gravy track, but still a fun one I will be listening to for a good long while.”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Limandi - Put The Blame On Me [Music Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“Limandi put her spin on toxic relationships with her track, ‘Put The Blame On Me.’

Emotional abuse comes in many forms and constantly blaming the other person is certainly one of those. Told anything often enough you just might start to believe it and shaking off that cloak of self-loathing can be tough. This exotic and intricate arrangement matches the sort of disarray or minds mist go through to emerge on the other side a new and stronger person.

Limandi delivers this track in a sort of subdued control that sells the emotions well. There are Pop and songwriter vibes with hints of a brooding brand of dark Folk as well but the song is a tough one to categorize as anything beyond a talented worthy effort well worth your time.”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Mezna - Bullets [Music Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“Emotive passion is the earmark of the vocal delivery on ‘Bullets.’ There are hints of Ed Sheeran and John Legend early on here here as the emotionally charged track offers strong instrumentation. The addition of a second set of vocals elevates the song to new heights and her tender delivery drives home to longing anguish of this track. The back and forth dialogue is heart wrenching and oh so captivating. ”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Kurt Lee Wheeler - Girl From California (Acoustic) [Music Review]

Rating: 3.5 out of 5

“Starting over is never easy and in this track about losing yourself for the purpose of reinviting who you are, Kurt Lee Wheeler tell the story of a girl running from her past. The emotion and pain is evident in the delivery and this Folksy track tell a tale we can all relate to on some level. Stripepd downa dn bare this one resonates best as a solo endeavor to allow your brain to truly listen and process.”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Dot. - Girls Night [Music Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“This track unfurls like a sultry dreamscape. There is a retro vibe to the vocal style and build but at times the track has a more modern Pop edge and the infusion of the two in conjunction with the talented vocal performance held my intrigue for the full ride.

’GIrls Night’ is a fun ride and Dot. is the voice we need to lead a multicultural dance party. This time it just happens to be a nice slow song to hold the one you love tight as you let the song soak in. ”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Sav DaBrain - Reading Books [Music Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“Sav DaBrain unfurls this lyrical flow with a steady precision and a sophisticated intelligence that stands out among the fray of music out there being released. The hook is melodic and the overall groove of this rhythm sweeps the listener up and in. And the tender guitar outtro offered a great way to ease out, giving the track a nice completion that many tracks today lack.”

— Travis Erwin ~ LA on Lock Blogger

Floral Couches -Heaven Is Home (with you) [Review]

Rating: 3 out of 5

“This had a good instrumental flow to it. It provided a sexy yet chill vibe. I also like how the artist’s vocals relaxes you when listening. However after the beautiful flute and rhodes solo the song ended abruptly and a little off beat. ”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Of Love and Lust - OLAL Spot [Review]

Rating: 3 out of 5

“This song reminds me of some of Elvis Presley’s music. Despite the song being about pets the artist makes it lovable and entertaining. The guitar strings hit at all the right moments and the energy is consistent. Many people name their dogs spot which would make this song a relatable to many.Even though the end is simple with the old man saying my dog spot, it was still unique.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Kingston & Greystarr -Forgive Me Santa [Review]

Rating: 4 out 5

“Whether naughty or nice this is a song you can really rock with.”Forgive Me Santa” is a coming of age song that will boost your spirits while creating its on lane of holiday music. This is truly a Holiday Rock song that will even put Santa in a groove. This is a good track especially for the people who love Christmas music year round.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Maxine Linehan - This Time of Year [Review]

Rating: 3 out of 5

“The song has a nice yet sad ballad. The holidays can be tough but Maxine Linehan turns her memories into a song. When the vocal range changes it pulls you in more with her emotions. ”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Just Steve- You Made My List [Music Video Review]

Rating: 2 out of 5

“I don’t know; I was on the boarder line with this. Then I found myself fast forwarding. Something is missing that didn’t allow this song to resonate with me despite the dope video. I still am going to share it with others because it highlights fatherhood. Also, someone on our platform may like it.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

CRIS STREETZ- Switchin Sides (feat. Shi Goonie) [Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“The talking in the beginning builds you up and gives you an idea of what to expect. Cris Streetz “Switchin Sides” is about people being down with you but then changing their ways. The Shi Goonie feature allows listeners to get a good perspective from both male and female. The beat is a vibe and the songwriting and hook is relatable. ”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Mantocliff- Centuries [Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“The flow of the song has a peaceful yet tranquil sound to it. If you was looking for something to listen to and relax this would be it. Mantocliff carries a subtle emotion through out the song that doesn’t drift a listener away but allows them to build an emotional connection.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Hillside Outlaws- Christmas Without You [Review]

Rating: 4 out of 5

“You don’t know what to expect when Hillside Outlaws starts off with the guitar strings. However, the break down the moments that matter the most about Christmas with someone. The song doesn’t sound sad or depressing it sounds raw in memories. Anyone listening will flashback to all the memories they have about Christmas with that special someone. ”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Marcy Brown x Anne Christine Dekker Xmas Each Day (feat. Anne Chris) [Review]

Rating: 2 out of 5

“The beat gives a classic yet soulful melody. My disconnection came from the vocal delivery. The artist didn’t put all of her emotions in so you can feel the song in your heart. It makes you want to snap along with it.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]

Nrique - Thickoes [Review]

Rating: 3 out of 5

“Nrique builds us up on the intro without giving too much. However, the beat is so solid it makes you want to keep listening. The way the vocal tone rolls over on each lyric makes you want to rock with this song. This the first song I was able to listen to and wasn’t expecting the chorus to carry the song.”

— Kreadiv Kesh [LA On Lock Blogger]