Written by Noah Møtion When I came across this song I didn't think in a matter of minutes I would become immersed in the mind of Jacob Masters. This song starts off strong with a synth sample that producers everywhere would kill to recreate. By the first chorus I enter a flow-state; zoned out while my … Continue reading Highschool Jacob Might Leave You First
Brooklyn's Emma DeCorsey is back with another gritty grotesque anthem "Gold". With a vocal style reminiscent of Alice in Chains and other Seattle grunge music giants. She's an artist that has no qualms pouring out her guts to the floor and making you clean up and make sense of the mess. Slipping and sliding on … Continue reading “Gold” is a Gut-Spilling Rock Anthem
I think we've established that I'm bringing some of the most innovative sounds to you on the daily. Folks, today is no exception. Sir William Rooster is a virtuoso from Berlin, Germany. There's no clear genre for this sound. His song Digital Hype Machine takes from Industrial influences, deep house, a little Bon Iver and probably … Continue reading Sir William Rooster
This sound, no, this movement is going international. We have supporters in Laos, the UK, New Zealand, Australia and now I've come across a South African artist by the name of Teyar Flow that is just getting started. With production from heavy-hitter Virus and the Antidote we get a short snippet of pure energy. One minute … Continue reading South African Trap Metal (Teyar Flow)
It's getting more and more difficult to bring progressive music acts to the spotlight. Pink Floyd enjoyed the spotlight when they debuted Dark Side of the Moon. I think someone in the mainstream that might be comparable is Kendrick Lamar. Someone who has enjoyed huge success while being a progressive artist. But that's rare. So … Continue reading The Gods are Silent (Zatokrev)
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