Welcome to the twilight: “Drink to Me” by Night Hymns

“Drink to Me” by Night Hymns An excursion into the musical realm of Brit Pop/Rock invariably presents itself as a captivating journey, with the genre being disclosed upfront. Our day commences with an ode to the night – “Drink to Me” by Night Hymns, a formidable song that has been released three weeks ago and…

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Indie Folk/Rock Magic: ‘Facing the Wind’ by S.J. Armstrong

„Facing the Wind“ by S.J. Armstrong The next artist we’re diving into today is someone who consistently proves their talent time and time again: S.J. Armstrong. His latest release is titled „Facing the Wind.“ In this song, a man prophesies the end of the world. While this theme has been frequently explored in the music…

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Discover ‘What It Meant?’: Buzhold’s Raw Energy and Atmospheric Allure

Buzhold …, a four-member band hailing from Tallinn, adeptly weaves a musical tapestry that hovers between the vertiginous heights of Post Rock and the ethereal golden era of Shoegaze. Their compositions resemble evanescent mist, dissolving into the blurred textures of the Alternative genre.  Within their music, a fervent strain of grunge burns like an ever-rekindling…

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Q&A Today: Lysah ("You’re my home")

Lysah … is a singer-songwriter from Vienna who has acclimatised herself to the world of commercial dream pop, but also enjoys venturing into the electro-pop genre or blending them together. With her single “You’re my home” released at the end of January, she impressed us.   is about relinquishing one’s comfort zone for the sake of…

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Passion through Music: “Short time my Love” by Carlos Ucedda

“Short time my Love” by Carlos Ucedda Carlos Ucedda, a Spanish singer and songwriter, weaves a tapestry of Art Pop, Ambient and Electro Pop genres to express his emotions in his latest song, “Short time my Love”. You may have seen his name on our site or heard his voice in his previous collaborations with…

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… to a lost love: “Et si” by Docile

“Et si” by Docile The striking synthesis of retro and contemporary sound, in which the vocoder emphasized the fragility and the robotization of the vocals, was remarkable. I am referring to a young and aspiring artist named Docile, who is incidentally a Frenchwoman, who recently released her latest song “Et si”. It is the beginning…

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