The New Citizen Kane’s FREE to FEEL Turns Self-Questioning Into Something You Can Dance To
There is a certain kind of confidence running through FREE to FEEL, the latest EP from The New Citizen Kane, and it is not the kind that has to stand…
motko’s home Is a Slow-Burning Journey Through Distance, Memory, and the Courage to Belong
Motko’s presentation of the idea of home is immediately revealing. The lowercase title is deliberate, understated, almost deliberately anti-ceremonial, and that same sensibility runs through this nine-track album. There’s no…
Cooper Mae’s “confidence complex” Turns Post-Breakup Frustration Into a Sharp, Funky Victory Lap
Cooper Mae’s “confidence complex” is the kind of pop song that enters the room with a sense of authority. Instead of turning heartbreak into a reason for reflective solemnity, Mae…
The Sonic Travelers’ “Please Comfort Me” Finds Timeless Beauty in the Simple Act of Being There
"Please Comfort Me" by The Sonic Travelers is a stellar example of a song that comes at the right time. Written by George Aiello and John Ingram in the late…
Martin Lloyd Howard’s “Highland Mist” Turns Solo Guitar Into a Cinematic Journey Through the Scottish Highlands
Martin Lloyd Howard’s “Highland Mist” is proof that a solo guitar can carry the cinematic weight of an entire landscape. In this new work, Howard takes a very different tack…
Dream by Milyam: A Beautifully Understated Journey Between Sleep and Reality
Milyam’s “Dream” is the sort of track that understands the value of restraint. It doesn't start with a dramatic hook or an overblown production but rather begins almost like a…
GET BEC’s “Cocoon” Turns Obsession Into a Glittering, Deliciously Dark Pop Fantasy
There’s something deliciously devilish about a pop song that smiles and then whispers that something may be very, very wrong. BEC’s “Cocoon” sits right in that space, a sparkly, hooky…
Laji George’s “Sittin Here Thinkin” Turns Working-Class Reflection Into Soulful, Gritty Rock
After a day’s work, there is a silence of sorts. It is not necessarily peace at first. It is the silence when machines are quiet, when talking has stopped, when…
Rosabell’s “Flowers” Blooms Into a Radiant Anthem of Self-Worth and Inner Confidence
Rosabell’s “Flowers” is immediately welcoming, a track that has a contemporary feel that seems unforced, while the message feels timeless. Toronto’s strong musical scene has birthed a new artist who…
Previsioni del tempo incerto by DONELLI A.I. ENSEMBLE: A Soundtrack for Living in Uncertain Times
An album that refuses to pretend that the future is predictable is immediately compelling. Previsioni del tempo incerto is the ambitious new project of DONELLI A.I. ENSEMBLE, and it is…
About Me
Hello, I am Graham!
Graham Peters – Lead Writer at Hit Harmony Haven Graham Peters is the lead writer at Hit Harmony Haven, passionate about discovering great music, spotlighting emerging artists, and sharing the stories behind their sounds. Through engaging reviews, artist features, and insightful commentary, he celebrates musical creativity and connects artists with new audiences. His mission is to give every release a thoughtful perspective while helping music lovers discover their next favourite sound. His philosophy: Great music deserves to be heard, and every artist has a story worth telling.
