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Fana Hues: “Hues” EP Review

Although Hues was released in December of 2020, it was a project I recently revisited with fresh ears. Subsequently, I felt called to write about it. I felt “called,” in part, as an act of defiance against the collective obsession with “newness,” and partly out of sheer guilt and shame for not having written about […]

Introducing: Noa Sorele – Better

Noa Sorele, a twenty-year-old independent singer-songwriter from London, recently debuted her sophomore single Better. It serves as an anthem for finding healing and self-empowerment after heartbreak. If you’ve been through the same thing, you might find comfort in these lyrics. Their impact instills inner confidence. This song reminds us that we’re capable of pushing through…

Introducing: DeLange – Contemplation No. 2

Among my favorite genres is Neo-classical. Listening to it immerses me in a completely new sphere. Great compositions can communicate more than you can imagine. Dutch composer and pianist Delange excels when it comes to creating striking melodies. His most recent work, Contemplation No. 2, is relatively short, yet incredibly fascinating. Its sound is bursting…

Introducing: She Is Jules – stop & go

Singer/songwriter She Is Jules has been taking over the pop scene recently. Her latest release, stop & go, features dark pop influences and strong arrangements that are unexpected. Crystal-clear vocals provide the perfect counterpoint to the more moody soundscape. An engaging chorus is present here, one built on a unique foundation.  This song is bruty,…

Introducing: Sofia Anastasio – Eurolines

French singer/songwriter Sofia Anastasio recently put out a song called Eurolines, which pays homage to Amsterdam. It describes a weekend she spent there with friends. In the bus on the way back to Paris, Sofia wrote the lyrics. It was autumn and raining that day. Like the mood of the track, it was melancholy and…