Review

Rooftops & Riversides, the new extended play from indie-folk singer Reema, is an extremely relaxing and fun listen, even if it’s pretty short.  There’s nothing worse than getting to the end of a really strong album and realizing that it’s, well, over. You wonder what the album would’ve been like had it been one or two songs longer. Would it even make a … [Read more...] about Reema: Rooftops & Riversides – EP Review

Australian singer-songwriter Hatchie hatches from her shell with her sophomore album, Giving The World Away. Following the critical acclaim met by her dream-pop debuts, Sugar & Spice and Keepsake, Brisbane-born musician Harriette Pilbeam—better known as Hatchie—hit a creative block, torn as she was between the desire to stop and self-reflect, and the drive to keep … [Read more...] about Hatchie: Giving The World Away – Review

Swedish House Mafia’s debut studio album, Paradise Again, is big room house made for playing at home. Fourteen years after their formation as a group, and ten after the release of their last compilation album (Until Now), electro-house trio Swedish House Mafia return with their first-ever studio album, Paradise Again. Its opening track, Time featuring Swedish-American … [Read more...] about Swedish House Mafia: Paradise Again – Review

Cuban-American singer-songwriter Camila Cabello’s Familia is an extreme rollercoaster ride of fun and emotions, and it’s also her best album yet.  Camila Cabello really took the world by storm in 2017 when she released Havana, the lead single from her debut studio album Camila. It was played on almost every radio station imaginable and absolutely dominated the … [Read more...] about Camila Cabello: Familia – Review

Reputations. Reputations can be made or broken on one song. Just a single song can launch a band from relative obscurity into mainstream infamy.  It’s a tale as old as music itself: One tune, one melody, one hook, and one stroke of genius causes a groundswell that catapults an artist on a trajectory to superstardom. For Wet Leg it was Chaise Longue.  Now, with the … [Read more...] about Wet Leg: Wet Leg – Album Review

With just six songs at his disposal, Louis Dunford has created a truly staggering EP with plenty of deep-cutting things to say.  Before I went ahead to click play on Louis Dunford’s new EP The Popham, I had absolutely no idea who he was. The name sort of sounded familiar so I went ahead to check what else he had done that I may be familiar with, only to discover that I … [Read more...] about Louis Dunford: The Popham – Review