Music Reviews

There is something exciting about a song that understands modern attraction without getting trapped in the language of modern technology. “Intertwine,” the latest single from The New Citizen Kane, takes […]

There is something deeply personal at the heart of New Sunday’s music. “Here I Am Meant To Be,” released on 14 September 2026, is the fourth single from the Icelandic

SIENNÁ’s EMA feels less like a conventional electronic album and more like an invitation into a different way of experiencing sound. The Kyoto-born, Oslo-based artist has spent much of her

At 17, Ava Valianti is already developing a musical identity that feels remarkably thoughtful. With “celebrity,” the Massachusetts singer-songwriter turns her attention to one of the most fascinating parts of

Johnny Priest brings a genuinely global approach to pop, building his sound from cumbia, Latin music, hip-hop, reggae, and Balkan brass. It is a combination that could easily become overcrowded,

Los Angeles-based independent artist project Rabbit on the Moon presents “Amor,” an intimate, Spanish-language Latin pop single that turns more than two decades of shared history into a timeless romantic

Unfiltered, raw, and deeply personal, Seattle-based singer-songwriter Brenna Menz makes her full-length debut with Shattered Perspectives, a concept pop album that details the tumultuous arc of a two-plus-year, on-and-off relationship

Ukrainian-born concert violinist, composer, and Assistant Second Concertmaster of the Noord Nederlands Orkest Sergiy Bolotny presents “Little Dutch Rhapsody No. 3: Capriccio Amsterdam”. Arriving digitally on October 2, 2026, the

Malian-born, Oslo-based percussionist, cultural ambassador, and Spellemannprisen winner Sidiki Camara returns with Ankaben—a title that translates to “Humanity”. Released on September 4, 2026, the album builds a musical bridge between

Acclaimed Norwegian composer and NTNU Professor Emeritus Ståle Kleiberg presents Across the Ocean towards a Higher Firmament, a moving new orchestral album released via LAWO Classics. Performed by the Trondheim