Category: Review

Brei Carter Goes Home With ‘Country Lives in Me’

Country music has always been about identity. Recent discovery Brei Carter makes that message clear from the first note of her new single “Country Lives in Me.” The song is part personal story and part proud declaration of her country identity.. Growing up in Monroe, Louisiana gave Brei Carter her deep roots. That Southern upbringing
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Kies Has The Midas Touch With “You’re Golden”

Too many independent artists try to impress with volume and spectacle right from the start. Our recent discovery Kies takes the opposite path on his new single “You’re Golden.” The track wins with patience and subtle detail. It feels intimate but carefully crafted. Kies is the brainchild of German-born musician Jakob Dietrich. The artist, now
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Fascination 127 Takes Us Back With ‘Memories of Lebanon’

Texas-based alt/indie/shoegaze outfit Fascination 127 makes a striking statement with their new digital release Memories of Lebanon. While the album is loosely framed as a concept piece inspired by Beirut’s vibrant mid-20th century cultural scene, what really emerges is a swirling, psychedelic rock experience packed with attitude and atmosphere. Fascination 127 blends indie grit, shoegaze haze,
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