Your Soundtrack To Life
Magdi Aboul-Kheir’s One Last Dance is a fantastic example of that philosophy with remarkable elegance; instrumental piano albums are often successful by saying more with fewer notes. Rather than relying…
Some albums are made to chase trends; others are content to tell honest stories that linger long after the final note fades. Saint Suburbia’s latest full-length album, Way Far Gone,…
There are albums meant to crush playlists, and there are albums meant to change the room they are heard in. LAOR’s second full-length offering, ÊMOONÀ, is most certainly the latter.…
Independent artists don’t often have an opportunity to catch their breath, look back, and recognize the milestones that have defined their careers without losing sight of what’s next. On THE…
The Amanda Emblem Experiment’s “Lazy Sunday” takes a different route in an era when music is often competing for attention with excess, speed, and spectacle. This three-song EP is an…
In a musical landscape where trends and formulas often seem to overshadow honesty, R.J. Augustine comes along with a debut album that sounds unbelievably personal. To My Favorite Person is…
London duo Ooberfuse has long proved that music can be an artistic expression and a social commentary. The duo, Hal St. John and Cherrie Anderson, have carved out a unique…
4fro Nick is back with Don’t Waste My Time (LA Mix)—an artist who knows that music is at its best when emotion and spontaneity can exist together. Born in Greece,…
In an era where listeners are swimming in information and music is becoming more disposable, albums that are able to make a lasting emotional impact are becoming increasingly rare. Audren’s…
For some artists, music can be an escape, creating worlds far away from reality, where people can forget the pressures of everyday life, if only for a moment. Then you…