Category: Album
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“Fusion Of Colours”: The Cultural Whirlpool in Shu Lee’s Music
I want to tell about an unusual musician from Australia. Shu Lee is an independent singer, songwriter and composer. He was born in Malaysia but grew up in multicultural Western Sydney. In spirit he is Australian, and in his music one can hear the intertwining of Malaysian, Chinese, and Australian roots. For him, music is…
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Maximiliano’s “Fusiones”: A Debut of Emotion and Elegance
Music lovers have long been in love with the soft rhythms of bossa nova and the hypnotic sound of cumbia, which makes you want to move in time. Among them are quite a few who revere the refined lines of jazz. The debut album “Fusiones” by Maximiliano, which is released on August 29, unites these…
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Debut Album “Looking Through the Lens” by CAR287: A Rock Revelation at the Crossroads of Music and Sky
In the boundless sky of Canada, where invisible paths cross, there exists a special community. These are people whose voices and decisions guide steel wings through the clouds. They are the keepers of the rhythm of the sky, for whom every pause and every word is a matter of safety. NAV CANADA is not just…
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Easy to Recognize, Impossible to Forget: Freidrich$ and His “Wish”
In February of this year, we introduced you to the album” Bashfulness” by singer and songwriter Freidrich$. Even back then, he struck me as elusive, like a ghost conjured straight from the ether. Some claim that Freidrich$ emerged from absolute nothingness, already carrying with him a different kind of echo. Others swear they’ve seen him-a…
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Why Captain Mantis’ ‘Vice Market’ Is a Win for the Mexican Rock Scene
When it comes to the music of Mexico, most people immediately picture vivid scenes of ranchera and mariachi singing. Undoubtedly, these are the cornerstones of Mexican musical culture, deeply rooted in its history. However, like any living organism, the country’s music scene evolves, mutates, and gives birth to something new-often defying conventional expectations. It is…
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“Nokto 2” by Jordi Forniés: A Bold Whisper in Modern Piano Music
What listeners value in piano music, lyricism, virtuosity, and deep emotion, reaches a new dimension in Jordi Forniés’ EP “Nokto 2.” For Jordi, a Spanish musician, composer, and visual artist, this release marks a step into new territory. “Nokto 2 ” is a cycle of piano pieces that became a kind of way for the…
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Brooklyn Recipe for Emotions: The LVP with Their New EP “I Feel Too Many Things, But I Don’t Have the Room”
This summer turned out to be truly hot, and not just because of the high temperatures, but also thanks to some scorching new music releases. One of the most striking among them was the band the LVP – an emotional indie rock and pop-punk outfit from Brooklyn, New York. They play in their own unique…
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Forgetfulness is Canceled: Mus Reclaims his Voice and Rhythm in “Ranmileti”
Great news for everyone who loves mood-rich Afrobeats: Mus returns with a new mini-album, “Ranmileti”. Earlier, we wrote about Mus and his single Room 206 (feat. L.A.X.). And now, Mus burst onto the musical horizon with his debut EP “Sounds From Mus – Vol. 1”. Mus enters a new phase of himself: moving with focus…
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Variations as Reflections: A Symphonic Reimagining of Childhood by Alkis H in the New Album “Twinkle, Twinkle – 12 Variations for Symphony Orchestra”
For many, the song “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star!” was the first melody they learned in childhood. It’s simple and memorable, perfectly suited for beginner musicians. However, in the hands of composer and musician Alkis H, this little song turns into a captivating symphonic work. The musician is known for his mastery in classical and theatrical…
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In Saturn’s Rhythm: An Emotional Reboot from Rebecca Zimmerman in her Self-Titled Album, “Rebecca Zimmerman”
When Saturn returns to where it once was, for many it becomes a time of change, reflection, and even upheaval. The planet completes a full orbit and returns to the same point it occupied at the moment of your birth – usually around the age of 29–30. As you get older, you start to realize,…