Author: Marcus Adetola

Singer-songwriter Reese Nobile’s Philophobia is a compelling exploration of love’s aftermath. Its heartfelt and soulful vocals, paired with a delicate and harmonious guitar, create an intimate soundscape. This musical journey is not just about loss but also the emotional armour we build to safeguard ourselves. You left more than a broken heart / You left more than a couple scarsNow I’ve got wounds that I can’t heal / Thought this pain, I would never feel / I don’t have the tears left to cry / Feel this way, but my eyes are dryFrom now on to protect myself / I…

Estella Dawn’s My Kind is another exciting addition to her discography that offers a vivid, audacious sonic experience. The song is a spirited blend of genres, showcasing Dawn’s knack for infusing her music with unexpected elements. Its lyrics are a bold exploration of identity and power, conveyed with a mix of cheek and bravado. Dawn’s vocal delivery is confident, her voice weaving through the rhythm with the ease of an experienced artist. The track opens with the infectious chorus, “My kind, have you heard about my kind?” It’s a rhetorical question, almost challenging the listener to keep up. The song’s…

Big Collide, a track by WESLEE, is a poignant exploration of the dissolution of a relationship. Crafted by the duo of Emma DD and Josh Grant, the song is a rich tapestry of R&B, soul, and dream pop. Emma’s vocal delivery, both smooth and emotionally resonant, melds seamlessly with Josh’s multifaceted synth production. This amalgamation forms a soundscape that is as soulful as it is vulnerable. The song captures the nuanced and often painful realisation that a relationship is nearing its end. It’s not just about the words spoken but also the manner of their delivery and the behavioural shifts…

What did you do, the latest offering from being anne, in collaboration with Wilhelm Tell Me, is an intriguing exploration of emotional vulnerability and the complexities of love. This track, a part of her upcoming EP Thank You for Ruining My Summer, distinguishes itself through its raw lyricism and the seamless blend of being anne’s evocative vocals with Wilhelm Tell Me’s poignant delivery. The song opens with being anne’s haunting line, “Touch my heart, never let go,” setting a tone of deep yearning and fear of loss. This sentiment echoes throughout the song, resonating with listeners who have experienced the…

Victor Ray’s Comfortable is a song that takes you on a journey through the complexities of the human heart. In this track, Victor brings his vocals to life with a rawness that is both vulnerable and powerful. The song, sitting at the crossroads of Soul, R&B, and Pop, unfolds slowly, burning with lyrics that speak of raw, honest emotions. Victor himself describes Comfortable as a reflection on finding peace in unfortunate circumstances, highlighting the human tendency to grow accustomed to, and even seek out, toxic situations. The lyrics of Comfortable paint a vivid picture of internal conflict, “I’m a slave…

Waiting by Toshiki Abe is a melodious blend of house, indie pop, and synth wave, marked by its vibrant energy and distinctive dreamy vocals. The song’s soundscape is immersive, characterised by a rhythmic pulse that propels the listener through waves of electronic soundscapes and effects, creating a texture that is both intricate and inviting. The chorus is the heartbeat of the track, featuring a hook that is both memorable and uplifting. It captures a sense of longing and hope, resonating with an emotional depth that contrasts with the upbeat tempo. The lyrics in Waiting paint a vivid picture of yearning…

Up-and-coming Swedish artist Edgar Homeros, with Please Be Careful, offers an intriguing blend of genres that both captivates and intrigues. At its core, this bluesy, dreamy track exudes a surprisingly upbeat vibe, an unexpected yet delightful paradox. He wraps complex themes within a melodious structure that resonates with ease and familiarity. Homeros’ voice carries a distinct quality that pairs well with the song’s neo-soul and indie-pop influences as he narrates tales of romance, relationships, and the state of the world with a sincerity that’s both raw and polished. The production by Sören von Malmborg is warm and enveloping. It creates…

Vancouver-based Kaleia sets a sultry scene in Mine Until the Morning, a track that sways with R&B finesse. Her rich, velvety voice invites you into a world where each note pulsates with longing. The song, woven with Ethan Johnson’s deft production, thrives in the night – a realm of desire and intimate moments. The lyrics of Mine Until the Morning unveil a narrative soaked in yearning. From the fervent declarations in the chorus to the introspective verses, each line is a brushstroke in this vivid portrait of passion. The opening lines, “You’re mine until the morning; savour every moment,” set a…

Esben Nørskov Andersen, known artistically as Rangleklods, has released a new synth-pop track titled Breathe In, Breathe Out. This catchy and upbeat song is the title track from his latest album set for release on February 9th. Andersen blends his personal growth into the music of his new project – he has evolved from a lone artist into a family man, and this transformation is echoed in the song’s themes. “Since my last album, I’ve become a father and married my girlfriend of many years. Life has become centered in a way that brings me peace and has taught me…

Harrison Storm’s My Way Home, another standout track from his debut album Wonder, Won’t You? is a stirring acoustic journey that showcases the Australian indie folk artist’s vocal and lyrical prowess. The song opens with a gentle yet captivating guitar melody that sets the stage for Storm’s reflective storytelling. His voice, both soothing and emotive, guides listeners through a narrative of personal discovery and connection. “And I’ve never known love like the simple way I love you.””And I never thought I’d walk beside someone like we do.” The lyrics of My Way Home are deceptively simple, yet they resonate deeply, evoking…