Amaal: “Need It Too” – The chorus is incredibly catchy, latching upon the first listen
Amaal is a pop singer from Washington D.C. who has struggled with chronic pain and depression
Releases
Roubix: “Girls” – bolstered by the steady pulse of electro music
Synth-pop artist Roubix, who started his career in 2011, is still something of an enigma
DEEPSYSTEM: ‘Born 2 Love You’ – intense introspection and poignant emotion
The single and supporting video, ‘Born 2 Love You’, is the latest entry in DEEPSYSTEM’s
Faceless Orphans: An ability to swing through different styles with ease
Faceless Orphans is a Canadian alternative rock band from Rouyn-Noranda in northern Quebec. Formed in 2016
Angela C. Howell: “There’s Nothin’ I Don’t Love…” – deft phrasing and a nuanced delivery
My, oh my, what an extraordinary song! All of the extraordinary shine of Angela C.
Caesare’: “Luv Muscle” designs an often spectacular atmosphere
After initially having a development deal with Jive Records, and being part of the rap
Recklous: “Friends and Fam” – a heavy dose of personal scrutiny and a dash of harsh reality
It’s pretty hard to believe that rapper Recklous only dropped his first professionally produced track
Groove State: “Light Up The Sky” holds a lot of weight
Australian Indie Electro/Pop group Groove State draw their influences from the likes of Icona Pop,
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere: ‘Lost In The Sound’ – their most rewarding record yet!
If you are a Radiohead fan, with a penchant for legends like Pink Floyd and
Rev. Peter Unger gains traction on his timely song “Christmas Cards”
As Christmas fast approaches, reverend Peter Unger is set to gain traction on this timely
Tisabel: “GENRE HOPPING” bristles with energy and artistic audacity
Longtime Musical director and vocalist Tony Isabel aka Tisabel boasts an unprecedented skill set. He
Lee Lee Lanea: “Basswhipped” resonates gloriously
Beats aren’t gendered. So why are we still in the dark ages when it comes
King Draper: “1992” – simplistic in its premise but unquestionably real in its execution
You can’t write about underground or independent hip-hop and not write about King Draper. Or
Edgler Vess: “Violet” – essential to your hip-hop collection
Every album that Edgler Vess releases, breathes with a distinct personality, each a shape-shifting assemblage
J-Hamz: “I Stack Up Remixes” – breaking free from the formulaic!
A medical doctor by day, J-Hamz is a classically trained pianist who produces electronic by
Reverse Mechanic: “Cruise Control” – The lyrical skill, the tempo changes, the technique, all of it!
Reverse Mechanic is a completely independent hip hop artist breakin’ it down in Minneapolis, MN.
Diana Sophia: “Runaway” – an affecting record
Diana Sophia’s new single “Runaway” sees her push towards a diverse formula to the one
Nega Blast X: “We Want to Rock” – heavyweight sounds and rhythms
Nega Blast X is a trance techno industrial music project formed in 2010 by Burbank
Ann Taylor: “Sober” – an anthem that is so calm and haunting it could put you into a trance
Canadian Record Label Illium Audio signed Ann Taylor in 2017. A singer-songwriter living in Calgary,
Collaborateurs: “Interstellar Colors” blurs the lines between earnestness and bravado
“Interstellar Colors” is the third album released under the Collaborateurs name, but Curtis Hubbard, Glenn
ZALI: “Girls Like Us” – an ambitious blend of bravado and sultry charm
ZALI is an emerging Irish Singer-songwriter creating a buzz in Ireland and the UK with