OPINION
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E-ZINE ISSUE 2: COVEY
LINK TO ZINE HERE We’ve continued our e-zine series! It’s totally free and accessible to everyone by clicking that link above! What…
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With “Cover My Eyes” Anna Eclipse is untying the blindfold and revealing a new era
There are songs that scream, songs that whisper, and then there are songs like Ana Eclipse’s “Cover My Eyes” – songs that…
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Am I Blocking the View of the Person Behind Me?
You ever save money up and go to your favorite artist’s concert, you have the best seat to see the lead singer,…
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“Where I Might Land” by Jake Gray: A soulful road song for the weary and the willing
With “Where I Might Land,” Jake Gray delivers one of his most vulnerable and quietly powerful tracks to date. As the fourth…
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“Big Fan” by Jeff’s Friend Jack: A snarling post-punk rebuttal to performative rage and digital noise
“Big Fan,” the opening salvo from Mongrel Nostalgia, is an explosive, razor-edged anthem that pulls no punches. From the gritty guitar distortion…
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“BANG BANG!” by CJ Penn & Blaiddz: A modern western romance with country grit, electro edge, and pop sensibility
“BANG BANG!” isn’t just a song – it’s a cinematic experience wrapped in a three-minute pop package. The explosive new single from…
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“Here’s To Life” by LaBek: A sultry, sophisticated jazz ballad brimming with emotion and cinematic elegance
“Here’s To Life” finds jazz/blues vocalist LaBek delivering a deeply moving rendition of the classic ballad originally penned by Artie Butler and…
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“Are We Having Fun” by Sandra-Mae Lux: A modern classic swinging with style, storytelling, and joy
With “Are We Having Fun,” jazz vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and award-winning songwriter Sandra-Mae Lux delivers a sparkling return to her musical roots. As…
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“down in the garden” by TJBUCKLEY: A poetic reflection on memory, loss, and unspoken grief
With “down in the garden,” rising artist TJBUCKLEY delivers a haunting and intimate single – the second release from his upcoming debut…
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“Sequence 8” by Martin Warnes – A bold atonal exploration of pattern, dissonance, and sonic intuition
With “Sequence 8,” composer and sonic architect Martin Warnes continues his abstract journey into the world of serialism and algorithmic composition. Take…