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Tochi, ‘Hold Me Lord’

Tochi

Words By Ava Jordan.

Gospel singer, Tochi proves her prowess with her release, ‘Hold Me Lord’.

Vocally, the up and coming songstress shines with confidence and is it is challenging to refuse her delivery once she gets underway. Moreover, her timbre is warm and striking, as well as standing out in an industry which generally conforms to the status quo.

‘Hold Me Lord’ speaks about Tochi’s faith, and she does not hold back with her message hitting home with vigour.

You can check it out below.

Photo Credit: Tochi.

Jbwai, ‘Busy Body’ Remix

Jbwai

Words By Max Jordan.

Jbwai is soaring, and it is evident to see why; his new remix of ‘Busy Body’ is a gift!

‘Busy Body’ leaks energy by the barrel load, and it brings an instant feel-good sentiment with its inviting cadence. It takes hints from some of the greats, but it creates a unique essence of its own, which is refreshing.

Driving the way forward, Jbwai unleashes an effective vocal delivery, and he bolsters his name in the game from the instant.

Take a listen below.

Photo Credit: Jbwai

Calboa, ‘Old Flame’

Calboa

Words By Max Jordan.

Calboa brings indie back to the forefront with his guitar fused gem, ‘Old Flame’.

The track takes a hint from indie from the 2005 period, yet it also adds a new edge to the modern scene. Calboa is in top form, too, with his signature vocal tone gliding through the mix with ease.

Catchy, as you would expect given his previous releases, the refrain on ‘Old Flame’ is a gripper, and the wordplay leaves us hooked.

Check it out below.

Photo Credit: Calboa.

Kingdumb, ‘JDM’

Kingdumb

Words By Max Jordan.

Kingdumb is back, and he means business with his new gem, ‘JDM’. It is a track that cements the rappers name even deeper into the songbook, and he takes the listener on an unforgettable journey from the outset.

Vocally, Kingdumb is a breath of fresh air with an approach which you will struggle to locate elsewhere in the modern game. Likewise, the music is exciting with a flow that leaves an indent.

You can check out ‘JDM’ by Kingdumb below.

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Photo Credit: Kingdumb.

Nwando Babes, ‘Put In The Work’

Nwando Babes
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Words By Max Jordan.

Nwando Babes is the newcomer whom the pop hemisphere has been craving for some time. Moreover, she fills a niche in the industry with her release, ‘Put In The Work’.

Gripping with her vocal, Nwando rises to the top of the mix instantly with a mesmerising delivery. Her tones are welcoming, and she boasts a unique resonance. The music is evenly as potent with a feel-good flow that is lively and stimulating.

You can check out ‘Put In The Work’ below.

Photo Credit: Nwando Babes.

Breeze Redwine, ‘Money’

Breeze Redwine

Words By Ava Jordan.

Breeze Redwine is sending a shockwave across the country-pop realms with her new release ‘Money’.

Showcasing her irrefutable quality instantly, Breeze Redwine stands out for all the right reasons. She is fearless, and her vocal performance reflects her confidence.

Musically, the entire track is full of energy, and the pace picks up, leaving an indent as it plays. Top work, Breeze Redwine! Please do keep them coming.

You can check out ‘Money’ by Breeze Redwine below.

Thomas Cole, ‘Execute The Vision’

Thomas Cole

Words By Max Jordan.

Thomas Cole is taking a giant leap with his release ‘Execute The Vision’.

It is a track that takes a hint from yesteryear, and the nostalgic vision pays off with a sound that works so well, rising to the top once again. Nevertheless, Thomas keeps current with an up to date hook, and his infectious vocal keeps him relevant in the modern scene.

Likewise, the fist thumping rhythm unleashes the energy required now more than ever, leading the way to the summer party with dexterity!

You can listen to ‘Execute The Vision’ below.

Age Of Destitute, ‘Voiceless’

Age Of Destitute

Words By Max Jordan.

New-Zealand based soft-rockers Age Of Destitute impress with their new single, ‘Voiceless’, taken from their upcoming EP.

It is a timeless track with a flow that leaves an indent. Also, it paves the way forward for this genre with an impressive soundscape. Vocally, lead singer Rez is a breath of fresh air, and he invites the listener in with his welcoming tone.

Musically, the entire track is radiant with guitar hooks rising out of the mix and a beat that is an instant foot-tapper.

You can listen to ‘Voiceless’ by Age Of Destitute below.

Final Void, ‘Symphony Of Lies’

Final Void

Words By Max Jordan.

Finnish rockers and Final Void are back with ‘Symphony Of Lies’ and unleash the power with omnipotence.

It starts with vigour, and the band do not disappoint with one of the most potent rock overtures to grace the airwaves in recent times. Furthermore, the guitar cuts through with bite, and the vocals hit home with an edge that is challenging to locate elsewhere.

As the track progresses, the sound becomes even more intense, and they leave the listener gripping on for dear life.

You can check out ‘Symphony Of Lies’ By Final Void below.

Charmian Devi, ‘Radio Of None’

Charmian Devi

Words By Max Jordan.

Charmian Devi recruits some of the biggest music names for her new alt-rock release, ‘Radio Of None’.

The all-star line up includes Lenny Kaye, Tony Garnier, Steve Shelley and Brian Marsella. Each provide a unique edge to the mix, and Charmian bolsters all arrangements with a mesmerising vocal performance.

Fearless with her approach, Charmian soars to the top, and she showcases harmonically rich tones with a flavour that is uncomparable in the modern scene.

You can listen to ‘Radio Of None’ by Charmian Devi below.