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Freidrich$ – “I Wanna Be Adored” Reflects a Project Developed Spanning Across Time and Distance
Freidrich$’s I Wanna Be Adored is part of a larger project that was carefully curated over a period of seven to ten years, unifying tracks produced in Chicago and Maribor into a continuous oeuvre. Instead of falling prey to formulaic methods, the tracks highlight different stages of the artist's creative process, where earlier recordings like “Yanking My Chain” focus more on showcasing the singer’s direct and unvarnished voice; later tracks take on a more reflective tone, em
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Jaime French’s The Ripple Effect Turns Personal Stories Into Evocative Pop Songs
Jaime French's The Ripple Effect encompasses four tracks that have been carefully produced and curated to showcase her impressive songwriting skills, vocal depth and control, and a continuous focus on bringing personal matters into songs. Produced in Nashville with Tom Bukovac, the project constantly shifts the focus from looking at issues of dealing with insomnia, family tensions, and seeking emotional support to more, with each track's structure aligning with these themes i
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5 days ago


Brock Davis Nothing Lasts Forever": A Record Reframed by Real-Life Events
Nothing Lasts Forever by Brock Davis is an album that is more than just a collection of songs, but it focuses on the passing of time and how some things change the more you listen to them. Written as a reflective piece on life's impermanence, the record carries a different weight when looking at Davis' struggle dealing with a sudden cancer diagnosis during the final stages of the project's duration. That moment doesn't impact the album negatively, turning it into a dramatic p
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Apr 1


"Expand": Jez Harris reveals his non-conformist, avant-garde debut album
It has become somewhat of a norm to initiate one's discography with something predictable, building a safe platform upon which to experiment in the course of future releases. Not Jez Harris. The singer-songwriter has revealed a broad-minded album that rejects stasis and builds a more narrative, experimental one. This is far from a tightly planned debut, but a medium for the alias to explore the deeper confines of diverse philosophical topics and simultaneously stretch out int
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Mar 31
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