Your Soundtrack To Life
Ava Valianti is 17 and already showing that young doesn’t necessarily mean simple emotions. Following a breakout year that saw her named First Runner-Up in American Songwriter’s Road Ready Talent…
Some songs are impressive in their technical brilliance, and some quietly find their way to the listener’s heart in their sheer emotional honesty. Dalinda’s The Nile is definitely one of…
There is a lovely unpredictability about Richard Green, the artist. In his career the Milan-born composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist has never allowed himself to be restricted to a single genre,…
Reetoxa’s “Demand Perfection” has the assurance of a band that knows what they want to say and how loudly they want to say it. It’s not another straight-ahead alternative rock…
Pop music has always been full of songs about regaining confidence after being betrayed, but every now and then an artist comes along with one that just feels more real…
Kiey is establishing himself as an artist with ambitions far beyond the typical pop songwriting with “Phan Thiet.” It’s only natural that you’d be curious about his backstory, the youngest…
Music has always been a vehicle of protest, a forum for artists to challenge authority, expose injustice, and stimulate public reflection. OpCritical continues that tradition with “Righteousness,” the band’s sixth…
Some songs amuse while some settle quietly in the heart and stay there long after the last note has died. 23 Fields’ “I’ll See You Soon” is certainly one of…
In a musical world often full of noise, distractions, and trends, Keesha Blair’s “Truth Always Shows Its Face” is a breath of fresh air, a thoughtful, deep, introspective work. The…
Only a few songs attempt to deal with the emotional complexity of divorce with real empathy, and even fewer succeed without cheap blame or melodrama. There’s something surprisingly mature and…