album reviews
Reviews of albums old and new from iconic artists and up and coming musicians alike.
Tracy Chapman's Evolution as an Artist: A Journey of Authenticity and Impac
Tracy Chapman's career spans decades, marked by a remarkable evolution as an artist. From her humble beginnings as a busker to her status as a Grammy-winning icon, Chapman's journey is a testament to her unwavering authenticity and enduring impact on the music industry. As she navigated through various stages of her career, Chapman remained true to her roots while continuously pushing artistic boundaries and addressing societal issues with her poignant lyrics and soul-stirring melodies.
By Sangita Nandi3 years ago in Beat
Claude.ink presents Edelweiss
Claude.ink has recently unveiled his latest project, "Edelweiss," and the music world is abuzz with excitement. With a reputation for pushing boundaries and defying categorization, Claude.ink has once again delivered a captivating musical journey that transcends traditional genres.
By mysoundMusic3 years ago in Beat
A Simple Plan (For Global Domination)
Simple Plan are one of the few bands that have managed to hold onto their signature sound. While their sound has changed from pop/punk to more generic pop. They still hold it as their own and continue to make waves with their catchy track and guest appearances from vocalists. Making them one of the biggest commercially successful artists to come out of their native Canada and never taking themselves too seriously, making their own charity and aiding in the Ukraine war, these guys have all the right chops and ethics to boot.
By George Hall3 years ago in Beat
Matriphagy by Tallah
Horror fiction has had a profound influence on art over the years. Typically, when horror is mentioned, people think of movies. Some might even think of books, graphic novels, movies, TV, video games, and maybe even shorts/reels, creepypastas, and campfire tales. What they might not think of, though, is music.
By J.A. Hernandez3 years ago in Beat
2024 Amapiano Remix: Popular Songs - January (dj Credo)
Hello everyone. I'm dj credo and I'd like to share my feedback from the African and global pop scene on this platform on a regular basis. As a DJ living in Togo in West Africa, my aim is to help you discover the best musical trends, urban culture both artistic and musical. I have a Youtube channel on which I often post audio and video mixtapes that you can download and support my work if you like. I also have a Patreon page on which I post unpublished mixtapes. Thanks for following me and subscribing.
By CREDO KODA3 years ago in Beat
A$AP ROCKY throws shades at Drake on Kid Cudi's New Album after Drake fires a Rihanna diss
Hello everyone! Immediately Check out this song from Kid Cudi's new album, where Rocky takes aim at Drake. Immediately in response to Drake's criticism of him and Rihanna, Rocky released his most recent album in Soo on Friday, January 12th, which includes a duet with ASAP. On the song "Wow," Rocky calls out to Drake and then shoots some rounds in his direction while rapping "Aake a Man." The root of a plant known as "drake," which was previously taken from Mediterranean plants of the genus Mandora, is used to treat a number of gastrointestinal problems. Drake showed up on Target Priority ASAP Rocky and Rihanna, with whom he had a romantic relationship in the past On the song "fear of heights" from his album All the Dogs, which was released in October. The rappers' common past with pop sensation Rihanna serves as the foundation for this potential conflict. After ending her relationship with Drake in 2016, Rihanna started dating ASAP Rocky instead. Drake seems to have moved on from the relationship, despite the lyrics of his song "Fear Of Heights" suggesting otherwise.
By Maame Appiah3 years ago in Beat
D.E.M.E.'s Record "Storybook Girl" Is Gaining Attention
When it comes to crafting a beautiful, nostalgic love song, D.E.M.E. has truly outdone themselves with "Storybook Girl". This enchanting track takes the listener on a journey through a tale of love, heartache, and longing, all wrapped up in a melody that is as soothing as it is powerful. As soon as the opening notes begin to play, you can feel yourself being transported to a different time and place. The gentle strumming of the guitar sets the perfect backdrop for the heartfelt lyrics that are soon to follow. The imagery invoked by the lyrics is vivid, with words that paint a picture of a love lost but never forgotten.
By Gabby Comfort3 years ago in Beat
'Regimental Sgt. Zippo'
Released over 50 years after it was originally recorded on Record Store Day 2021, Regimental Sgt. Zippo shows an Elton John debut that could have been. Produced by longtime associate Caleb Quaye who also plays guitar and adds backing vocals along with some familiar names as Dee Murray on bass and backing vocals and not-so familiar names like Dave Hynes of the band The Mirage on drums. Elton (Still known at this point as Reg Dwight) plays acoustic and electric piano, organ and harpsichord at various points during the album. Zack Laurence wrote the arrangements performed by the Paul Fenoulhet Orchestra which adds additional color to the album.
By Sean Callaghan3 years ago in Beat
The 10 All-Time Most Influential Hip-Hop Artists
Over the last ten years, the world of hip-hop has undergone a remarkable transformation, as artists have redefined the genre and made an unforgettable impact on our cultural fabric. From pushing the boundaries of musical creativity to using their platform for social and political change, hip-hop artists have showcased an incredible range of talent and influence. In this exploration, we delve into the ten most influential figures in hip-hop, tracing their profound impact on the genre and the world at large.
By NATHANSKIES3 years ago in Beat
