Category: Album
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The Debut Album “H0M3”: Contrasts and Emotions in Ryy0’s Personal Story and Music
It’s always interesting to follow debuts. A debut is inevitably a new individuality with its own creative concept and fresh ideas. This review is about one such debut. Ryy0 is an indie artist and producer from Cincinnati, Ohio. His debut album “H0M3”, released on July 14, 2025, is a musical narrative through emotions and memories,…
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The Voices of Ancestors Echo in Eli Lev’s New EP “Past Lives” a Musical Chronicle Through Time
Eli Lev’s Past Lives is a five-song time capsule sealed with family breath and opened with trembling hands. It’s tender, yes—but it’s also sharp in its clarity. Let’s talk about that first—because it’s the heart of the project. Past Lives is a tribute in the most literal sense. Eli dug into family archives and built…
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No Perfection Needed: Engedi Music’s “KID” Brings Back to Childlike Faith
“Unless you turn and become like children…” – with these words, Christ points the way to the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 18:3). This is an image and a spiritual map, drawn by the very hand of Jesus Himself. He didn’t say, “Become wise, strong, perfect…”, He said, “Like children.” These words turn our usual logic…
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Snowden River and his Album ‘Sea Glass’: Atmospheric Folk with Soul and Melancholy
When I heard the name Snowden River, it struck me as mysterious. There’s something gothic melancholy about it, a calm sadness, a slight isolation, a secret hidden behind a curtain of rain. I didn’t know what to expect from his music, but just from the name, I felt it would speak in whispers, honestly and…
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The album “Imposters” by Tequila Sirens: Transitional-Era Psych-Pop from Somerville
I’d like to introduce you to Tequila Sirens, a band from Somerville, Massachusetts. Tequila Sirens is an evolving project blending classic psych-pop with rock elements. It began as a duo during the COVID era, founded by Shaun Curran and Dwight Hutchenson, and later grew to include bassist Whit Love and drummer Matt Masuzzo. Their music…
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“The Forgotten Chapters” by Jaden Sade: Melodies of Invisible Ink on the Pages of Memory
Have you ever caught yourself wondering: what exactly are memories? Not the neat photographs carefully stored in albums, but the other kind – the ones that come on their own, on the edge of sleep and wakefulness. These are precisely the kind of memories Jaden Sade explores in his new musical essay “The Forgotten Chapters“.…
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Criz Moka’s “Between Pain And Passion”: A Symphony of Struggle and Fire
He is a child of the cassette era and Depeche Mode, a person who gave his heart to music back when the hall was filled with light and applause. Over time, the stage gave way to creative exploration – he withdrew into the studio to create his own musical worlds. His name is Criz Moka,…
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Five Songs, One Obsession: A Lunar Love Story in the EP “Selene” by Shayan Regan
Obsession is a quiet, one-lane road. It begins with an innocent interest, with a fleeting glance that lingers longer than usual. No one notices when admiration turns into necessity, and a thought becomes an obsession. On this fragile border between yearning and madness, between love and loss, a story begins told in “Selene,” the mini-album…
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“This tune’s deep, where’d you get this!?” by Just Geo: New music, new vibe, and Glastonbury!
I’ve always been drawn to the figure of the DJ at the decks, that person who can, with a single move, catch the mood of the entire room. Just Geo is exactly that kind of artist. Originally from South London, he’s a producer, DJ, and founder of the label Down The Road. His music is…
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When the ’80s Meet the Apocalypse of Love: The New M4TR Album “Love Is The Revolution”
Into a world buried in monotony, crisis, and routine bursts the new release “Love Is The Revolution” by M4TR. This album brings back the spark that makes life real, vivid, and thrilling. More than that, it has the power to transform everything around us, to fill the everyday with meaning and joy. With this record,…