Category: Single
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A Little Recklessness: Claire Guerreso with “Go, Go Go”
“Why not allow oneself a bit of recklessness?” is a question that sounds suspicious in ordinary life, yet in music often turns out to be an invitation to an adventure. Especially if followed by a loud beat, a mischievous intonation, and an inner command not to stop. It is precisely with this mood that Claire…
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Light Revealed: Eleri Ward’s Voice Unfolds Like the Sun After an Eclipse
Watching a solar eclipse is an astonishing and beautiful sight. For a couple of minutes the familiar order collapses: day becomes night, a shadow covers the earth. Psychologists say that eclipses sharpen mystical feelings and the banal human need – to believe in something when control is gone. It was on just such a day,…
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Music Therapy of Solitude: Terra Renae Released “Slightly Faded”
As for me, the best parties are the ones we decided not to go to. After all, time spent with oneself is often much more luxurious than any loud night out.It is this rare feeling of a cozy escape from the hustle and bustle that pop artist Terra Renae took as the main motif for…
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A Crash Course in the Fragility of Life: Peter Melnick’s New Single “Still Here”
For the residents of Montecito, the night of 2018 split into before and after, when torrential rains hit the hillsides following wildfires, and the town was buried under a deadly mudslide. “Everyone who lived through that terrible night was changed by it,” explains Peter Melnick. “If before that you’d been lucky enough to go through…
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Harmony of Four: Suncharmer on “Out Of My Hands”
If classic authors are to be believed, the best stories always rest on an alliance of four completely different characters. Remember at least the “Town Musicians of Bremen” or the foursome from “The Wizard of the Emerald City”. When on February 14, 2016 vocalist Paul Crisp, guitarist Josh Brice, drummer Dan Turtle and bass guitarist…
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The Charm of Surrender: Janalynn Castelino Stops Resisting
Someone once said that falling in love is the only war in which defeat feels like victory. It sounds lovely, but in essence it describes a state where just yesterday you were convincing yourself that “everything’s under control,” and today you catch yourself thinking about that person at the most inconvenient moment – in an…
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Rosabell Blossoms in the Vibrant Colors of Pop Music
“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent,” Eleanor Roosevelt once said. A textbook phrase, the kind people hang on a wall instead of a motivational poster. But it was the first thing that came to mind when I put on “Flowers” – the new single from Nigerian-Canadian singer Rosabell. The main point…
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We Heard the Music Box – and Found Tingting Wu
Once upon a time there was a prince, locked inside a fragile castle of polished wood and metal gear-wheels. His world was flawless, but bounded by the edges of an antique music box, and his days passed in constant waiting for a miracle. One day a princess peered inside. She could have walked past, or…
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“Tough Love” to Guitar Drive: Bau Cat Challenge Internet “Alphas”
“The Truman Show” clearly showed: if the world around you starts to look too strange, most likely, you are looking at sets. But what to do when a reality show unfolds in your feed, and sets become forums where adult men in all seriousness divide people into “alphas” and “sigmas”? The internet manosphere-an absurd world…
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The Score of Burnout: Roxane in the Single ‘Inferno City’
“In this city, you can only survive by becoming part of it – or burning down to the ground,” roughly this is how the classic formula of noir dystopias sounds, from “Blade Runner” to “Sin City.” It’s hard not to give in to this exhaustion in an environment that methodically grinds a person down. But…