Kabusa Oriental Choir- Cannabi (Track Review)
More than just a song, Cannabi is a mood—an invitation to breathe, smile, and let go.
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Faith Richards- time2dip (Track Review)
Her tone is clear: if he doesn’t respect you, it’s time to dip.
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Naama- Someday I'll Find You (feat. Simon Moullier) [Track Review]
Deeply inspired by the lyricism of 1930s and ’40s greats like Rodgers and Hart and Cole Porter, Naama blends classic sentiment with a fresh, elegant tone.
The Electric Sons- Don't Need Much (Track Review)
This record is not just one of young energy, or fast paced instrumentation, The Electric Sons take us on a lyrical journey as well.
Eli Brunelle- Do You Wrong (Track Review)
We get a standout guitar riff that echoes Carlos Santana and brings to mind Lauryn Hill’s To Zion