Category: Album

Johnny Burgos is a singer, songwriter, producer, and sound engineer from Brooklyn. His retro-soul style conveys an uncompromising sound that reveals the beauty of pain, hope in despair, and the drive to struggle. Since childhood, Johnny has been fascinated by the rhythmic beats of salsa and soul music, influenced by his uncle, the renowned percussionist…

Every now and then, I stumble upon a jazz album. It’s like finding a new street in your own neighborhood—something familiar yet unexplored. Jazz, to me, is this vast landscape of raw emotions, crafted by people who can spin feelings into tunes like nobody’s business. Through exceptional artistry, these musicians reveal the subtleties of the…

When you’re twenty, your music often brims with a sincerity that more mature artists sometimes lack. In the case of Elena Rogers and her new album “Prelude to Whatever,” I would never have guessed that she is only twenty. Her young voice may reveal her age, but that’s all that hints at her youth. This…

The endless rain drumming on the rusty windowsill brought a feeling of melancholy. Gloomy clouds covered the sky, dimly reflected in the wet asphalt. The world seemed to plunge into a black-and-white palette, and only memories of bright colors and the lively rhythms of rock and roll could brighten this gray day. photos by medium.com…

The melodies of the seasons change along with the weather: spring rains wash away the remnants of winter, summer sun warms the earth and souls, autumn brings nostalgia, and winter covers everything with a snowy blanket under which dreams and memories lie hidden. Thus, our lives are subject to endless cycles of change, where joy…

Imagine an endless desert where quicksands lie in wait for travelers, ready to engulf them in their treacherous depths at any moment. It’s chilling, isn’t it? But within this element, aside from danger, there lies a unique beauty and magic. Much like quicksand, feelings sometimes catch you off guard, drawing you into a whirlpool of…

Each morning brings new challenges and obligations, but sometimes solace can be found in simple everyday actions. These small rituals – whether it’s a morning cup of coffee, a walk in the park, or a trip to the store – can become a kind of refuge, where one can find peace and temporary relief from…