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Aurealis - How I Feel (single)              Brendan Ranney - Slightly Out of Focus (album)              Paul Archer - Belfast (Place Of My Soul) (single)              Zachariah Tazewell - The Long Road Out of Hell (album)              The Scarlet Goodbye - Losing (the only game in town) (single)              Frederick James - Let Me Give You A Good Day (album)                         
Video Reviews
Robert O’Connor – Too Late
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New Wave sounds in the first part of the single 'To Late' by Robert O'Connor. An Irish singer from Dublin sings about the relationship and its end. In the minor vocal melody we hear the taste of the 80s and later the song develops into a real techno 90s with its upbeat and synthesizer melodies.
Paola Bennet – In This Body
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When you listen to songs based on own artist's experience, you admire their sincerity. Singer-songwriter Paola Bennet is able to penetrate other people's souls with his candid songs. Her latest single 'In This Body' begins as folk and ends as a real indie-rock when in the second half of the song a penetrating drive is added that in the deep message bare emotions of the lyrics.
Fly The Nest – Old Street Lover
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Fly The Nest is a cool name for a cool guy from Ireland. Stephen Cooper is an experienced musician who started his solo career by releasing singles in 2019. His music goes well with movies and writing music for movies is another aspect of his creative activity.
Kaylyn Marie – At Work
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Kaylyn Marie is able to convey feelings and reveal their essence in her works. With the new single 'At Work', she opens a new page of her creative life, preparing for us a new gift in EP form, the release of which is scheduled for May this year.
Gabrielle Ornate – The March of the Caterpillars
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Even when you become someone, don't forget who you once were and where you came from. This is how we see the main idea of ​​the debut single and music video 'The March of the Caterpillars' by artist Gabrielle Ornate. The vocals are full of effects and complement the real indie-rock where his presentation defines the future movement of the melody. The synthesizer part of the composition generalizes the harmony when the rhythms are unexpectedly broken several times in the middle of the song.
Moontwin – For Your Happiness
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The modern world is evolving too fast. The development of technology has influenced the methods of creating creative processes, including music. Processes have changed, but creativity has remained to serve humanity as an indicator of their self-awareness. The methods have changed, but the artists continue to carry out their lighthouse mission in the stormy ocean of life.
Tired Radio – Five Day Bender
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The guys from Brooklyn go on a 5-day bender. A sea of ​​drinks, a cool vintage car and a lot of music - this is what the band Tired Radio took with them on the trip. The purely American rock product attracts with its dirty guitars and riffs in the style of ZZ Top. Such music as best environments the spirit of freedom of the United States and in its vast expanses in wide cars and long roads such music inspires life and moves forward to the horizons.
Jewelia – Maze
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During the lockdown, musicians from around the world made focus on what was available. And music home videos created in minimalist images have flooded the horizons of the Internet. At that time in London, a girl with a magical aura, filmed her single 'Maze'. Her name is Jewelia.
Emma Hunter – Here I Go
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How long have you been watching David Lynch's movies? Undoubtedly, he is one of the most interesting directors of the 20th century and we continue to enjoy the fruits of his influence on the musical culture of the Western world. In the music video for her latest single 'Here I Go', singer Emma Hunter follows the traditions of the cult David Lynch, telling us the killing story.
Simon Adams – Something In The Air
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The influence of the Beatles is still bearing fruit today. How many beautiful works were created after the collapse of the famous quartet? Their number is infinite now and their multitude is visible as stars in the night sky, and one of them is song 'Something In The Air' by Simon Adams.