Jay Ebby East, ‘Supersonic’

Words By Joey Rochert.

With this new cover of the Oasis classic, Jay Ebby East returns even more supersonic than before.

Jay Ebby East

The Essex-born indie rock singer is in top form here, demonstrating why he is one of the most praised rock singers of our time. He has a unique approach to music, and while he keeps the track tight to the basis, he incorporates new components that give even more flair as the song goes.

Jay digs deep into his toolkit vocally and rises to the top with gold. Similarly, the production’s intensity is stimulating, and it’s difficult not to get dragged in as it approaches the melting point.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Jay Ebby East.

Spectral Display, ‘You’re My Religion’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Spectral Display, the electronic pop band, still have the golden touch, as evidenced by their song ‘You’re My Religion.’

Spectral Display

It is clear from the start that this track will be a gripper, and it does not disappoint as the song progresses. Furthermore, a piano and synth loop pave the way for Paul Simon’s magnificent vocal performance. His vocals are top-class, and he possesses all of the necessary ingredients to propel this single to the top of the music realm.

The hook slaps the chops for all the right reasons, and the refrain is colossal. It satisfies our desire and causes a deep indent that draws us back time and time again.

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Raphael Klemm, ‘Sorry Dear World’

Words By Joey Rochert.

With his latest single, ‘Sorry Dear World,’ Raphael Klemm brings back nostalgic vibes. Furthermore, the release has a 90’s rock vibe, but there are plenty of new hooks to keep him current in today’s game.

Raphael Klemm

The entire track is musically engaging, and the chorus takes it to a whole new level of sophistication. The refrain’s hook is indenting, and Raphael backs it up with a captivating vocal delivery. He has a lot of energy and gives the bigger hits a run for their money in terms of performance.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Raphael Klemm.

Kingdumb, ‘Fruity’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Kingdumb is back, and he drops electronic hooks and hip hop beats like there is no tomorrow. His new EP, ‘Fruity,’ caught our curiosity from the time it arrived in our mailbox, and we’ve been stuck on it ever since!

Kingdumb

Each track on this EP exemplifies the level of quality that this producer/songwriter has up his sleeve. His melodies are infectious, and he illustrates why he is one of the most exciting new producers to emerge from the UK in recent years. Also, ‘Fruity,’ is peppy and brings back an old school vibe that should never have departed!

Check it out below.


Artwork Credit: Kingdumb.

MXY, ‘Mind, Body & Soul’

Words By Joey Rochert.

MXY’s comeback single, ‘Mind, Body & Soul,’ is flying high. The Asian rapper from Bradford makes an appearance unlike any other!

MXY

The singer and music creator demonstrates her versatility here, unique and not afraid to push the envelope. She adopts a standard style in today’s game but adds a particular enthusiasm to create a post-genre vibe all her own. Her vocal tones enthral the ears, as does the music, which drips with excitement from beginning to end.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: MXY.

Wayne Dreadski, ‘Da Candyman’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Wayne Dreadski, the Atlanta rnb and reggae musician, returns with a new track called “Da Candyman.” It’s one of those songs that will hook you from the first listen, and it contains something for everyone, making it even better.

Wayne Dreadski

The singer enters into a new area by fusing current hip hop with a reggae influence. He doesn’t sound too different from the contemporary chart, but his distinct approach makes him stand out. Also, his music has a particular framework, and he keeps the thrill going from beginning to end, all while providing an excellent vocal and storey.

Check it out below.


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Photo Credit: Wayne Dreaski.

Marije, ‘Stupid Lie’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Marije’s new single, ‘Stupid Lie,’ is rocketing to the top of the pop music radar. The song is ideal for individuals who crave lively dance-pop, and it rips through the industry noise with gusto!

Marije

The singer uses a vocal approach that gives the avant-garde of current music a new lease on life. The music is also significant, with an enthusiastic pace that will have you bopping your head in no time! Also, she possesses a certain quality that few others in the contemporary scene occupy.

You can take a listen to ‘Stupid Lie’ below.


Photo Credit: Marije.

Noah Lema, ‘One For You’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Noah Lema is the man of the moment, and with ‘One For You,’ he slaps the chops with vigour. It’s available now on all major streaming services, and given its high quality, it’s no surprise it’s climbing the ranks!

Noah Lema

Anderton provides the vocals for the music, synergising with Noah to create a timeless mix. Furthermore, the cadence is contagious, and the slew of arrangements that appear as the track develops leaks the kind of excitement that is needed now more than ever.

It begins with an 80s prelude that immediately establishes the tone for the rest of the single. But, as the road unfolds, Noah stays loyal to present times, with many fresh sounds jumping out of the compound.

You can take a listen to ‘One For You’ below.


Photo Credit: Noah Lema.

Xavier, ‘Marooned Again’

Words By Joey Rochert.

The North Carolina-based hip hop and dark pop singer Xavier has returned with a new single called ‘Marooned Again.’

Xavier

Xavier’s innovative approach to music captures attention from the minute he picks up the microphone. He’s fresh, and his charm seeps out of every note like a dripping faucet. The music is equally as captivating, with a futuristic synth loop and a percussion rhythm that will grab you in no time.

Overall, it is a terrific delivery from Xavier and one that we will remember for a long time!


Photo Credit: Xavier.

Tito Jackson, ‘Under Your Spell’, Review

Words By Joey Rochert.

Tito Jackson continues to cast his spell on the music world, and his new album, ‘Under Your Spell,’ is no exception. His latest album, which is out now on Gulfcoast Records and Hillside Global, is an instant classic, with his excellence reaching new heights.

Tito Jackson
@ Tito Jackson.

Jackson, who doesn’t typically venture into the blues domain, demonstrates his versatility here with a path to some of the best blues-rock on the planet. It all starts with ‘Wheels Keep Turning,’ and the feel-good sentiments begin with an unforgettable flavour. Tito is the man that holds the key to the good times, and he doesn’t hold back when it comes to spreading happiness with his instantly mesmerising singing.

‘Love One Another’ is the next track to hit the airwaves, and it’s no surprise that it’s already racked up over half a million Spotify streams in a short amount of time. It’s the song we all need in our lives, and it inspires change with a thought-provoking message on the need of spreading love.

Another fan favourite is ‘Dying Over Here,’ which features Kenny Neal, fellow music great. It’s a soulful blues treasure that leaves us wanting more! It’s tough not to sway your hips to ‘Rock Me Baby’, which features Tito’s buddies George Benson and Claudette Kings, among others.

‘I Got Caught (Loving In A Dream)’ brings the album to a close, and the tracks dazzling aura is enough to put it on the list of the finest new records of 2021.


Photo Credit: Tito Jackson.