“If A Woman Had Made The World” is the newest release by Chris Oledude, and I cannot wait to share this one with you all!

Chris is an immense singer-songwriter, who never fails to impress. Since the 1980s Chris has been out there performing, and after re-establishing himself back in 2020, he has done incredibly well. He captures real-life problems within his songs and in this particular track sends a strong message about the importance of women, and how they actually shape today’s world.

Not only is the interpretation of this track amazing, but so is the song, both musically and vocally. With the feature of Kiena Williams, the pair have created a true masterpiece. Both of their vocals are outstanding, and fit together very well, ensuring the track runs smooth and flowingly.

In terms of the music, again, it is just amazing. It is an upbeat, and almost a marching, powerful tune. The song is made in way to keep you engrossed for the full five minutes. With high and influential climaxes, and slightly quitter, impactful verses, this song will have you hooked.

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to Spotify and be sure to check out, “If A Woman Had Made The World” by Chris Oledude and Kiena Williams now!

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Andre Kojo Akintola, a multi-talented artist, who is quickly capturing the ears of many. With his immense vocals, and skilful rhythm guitar playing, Andre will, undoubtedly, have you hooked.

Today we are looking at a recent single of Andre’s and this one is titled, “Let Freedom Reign”. The reggae style tune is one that will have you bopping along and feeling free and positive. Andre reaches out to uplift you, touching on determination and the strength and freedom from a personal aspect.

From the moment this track begins, we are welcomed to steady rhytms, and a catchy beat, alongside other instrumentations. Andre features on this track not only as the vocalist, but also as a rhythm guitarist too and his talent is undeniable. As the track runs just over five minutes long, we are presented a brilliant, spacious tune, with a lengthy, yet incredible guitar solo.

In terms of vocals, again, Andre has smashed it. His vocal performance is one that is sincere, clear and actually quite warming. His vocals feature enough for us to enjoy his skill, but also leaving enough room for us to really feel the song, musically.

“Let Freedom Reign” by Andre Kojo Akintola is one of the best tracks I have come across. It is a stand-out, impactful and enjoyable song, that needs to be heard!

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Maryann Connolly, an actress, model and singer dropped an incredible single late last year, and you have got to hear this one! She has already achieved so much in career, including featuring on Nickelodeon, many tv features and appearing in multiple fashion weeks.

As I mentioned, Maryann released a brilliant single, and this one is a pop/rock track titled, “Who Whatever”. It is an upbeat, energy bursting tune, that will undoubtedly have you bopping along. With its driving beat, the strength and attitude really pushes through. This reflects on the actual meaning of the track, the idea of overcoming heartbreak, bullies and other obstacles of life.

Having this strong beat, and strong connotations, Maryann has paired her strong voice. She presents herself as powerful, but also controls herself. Her vocals are one no like other, with her attitude and vocal range, she is able to really draw us, as the listener, in and it actually leaves us wanting more.

“Who Whatever” doubles up as a brilliant track, but also has a brilliant significance. This empowering, striking tune is one that needs to be heard. So, click the link below and check out, “Who Whatever” by Maryann Connolly now!

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For today’s review we are going ot be looking at incredible track by Chris Oledude, that was released last year, and this one is, “White Lie: Carolyn’s Story”.

This track is quite an important one, focusing on the story where a woman lied and got a man killed during a racial battle. It acknowledges the battle of equality and further reaches out for truth and freedom.

Featuring, Wendy A. Ward and Lindsey Wilson, this track will have you engrossed both musically and lyrically. It is quite a lengthy track, lasting nearly 6 minutes long, however there is not s second of it that is enjoyable.

Kicking off with a spoken-word intro, where we are told about the information of the track, we are instantly engrossed. The vocals throughout are amazing, with a mixture of singing, and spoken word you will be kept captivated. The vocalists are undeniably talented, and they tell their story exceptionally well.

In terms of music, it is amazing. It is intense and builds up to a fast-paced and almost unrollable climax. It keeps you in with its tone and rhythm changes, which adds further intensity.

I cannot put into words how incredible, and informative this track is. Head over to Spotify and check out, “White Lie: Carolyn’s Story” by Chris Oledude now!

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Richard Green is an Italian musician, guitarist and composer. He has been releasing music for quite a few years now, and he just keeps on getting better and better. Today we are looking at a track Richard released a couple of years ago and this one is titled, “Ending Up The Wrong Way”.

“Ending Up The Wrong Way” is a personal piece, focusing on the loss of a love and how the breakdown of a relationship can transform your life.

Richard Green has done exceptionally well with track, where every single instrument really shines. It has quite a classical yet pop feel to it, making a track that is unique and enjoyable. With a stunning guitar featuring, this really holds the track together and enables the song to run smoothly in its storytelling. Furthermore, the beat of this track, keeps the track entertaining and further express the hurt, and anger that love can portray sometimes.

Whether you are a fan of instrumentals or not, this song without a doubt will have you captivated as it lingers long after it has ended.

So, what are you waiting for? Click the link below and check out Richard’s Green incredible piece, “Ending Up The Wrong Way”.

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Syll is a talented artist from England. He has recently released his new track, “Council Culture” and this is one you have got to hear!

“Council Cultrue” is an honest and possibly relatable track, focusing on the experiences of living in a council estate and further challenging stereotypes. Teaming up with producer, Aniff Akinola, they have truly created an inspiring and amazing tune.

“Council Culture” is a short, but punchy tune. It is quite a fast-paced track, creating a sense of urgency to really push out Syll’s points. Although the music is minimal, it is highly effective. With a solid back beat, you will be bopping along, as it allows room for the rhythm and vocals to take centre stage.

Syll’s vocal delivery is one that is assertive and raw. He presents his vocals in a spoken word/rap style, allowing us, as the listener, to really hear and feel what he has to say.

“Council Culture” is a direct and expressive track that needs to be heard. It is not only an enjoyable track, but one that is informative and inspiring. So, head over to Spotify and show some love to Syll’s newest track, “Council Culture”!

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For this review we are going to be focusing on a brand-new release by Matt Deangelis, “In This World”.

Matt is an incredible singer-songwriter who never fails to impress. With making his own music since the age of 8, his music has become one that is educational and positive. He aims to spread awareness about hot topics of today’s world, including the likes of climate change.

“In This World” is a track that focuses on the importance of unity and uses this to uplift and inspire. It is a quietly powerful tune, that uses soulful song writing and a warm, soft-rock band sound. It has a relaxed, yet swinging beat to it, enabling the music to be enjoyable but not overpowering. With a stunning strumming guitar and soft drum beat, this track is truly amazing.  

Now, let’s talk vocals. As mentioned, this track is quite a thoughtful and reflective one and Matt presents is extremely well. His voice shows aspect of sincerity and determination, further pushing his goal. He sings with ease, a laid-back yet expressive push, and this will honestly have you engrossed.

“In This World” by Matt Deangelis is an inspiring, yet amazing tune that needs to be heard. Click the link below and show Matt all the love and support that he deserves!

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Soundtrackk’s brand-new release, “Whip” is out now, and you have got to hear it!

Soundtrackk is an exceptional artist who creates cinematic and intentional R&B pieces. He pushes for his music to almost feel like a movie and a story, very different from today’s modern music.

Anyways, let’s get back to the track. “Whip” is a very funky, yet immersive piece. It is one that you cannot help but bop along to. With a catchy beat, and electronic textures, this track draws you into a captivating, late-night vibe. The song progresses patiently, without the need for a loud climax, it builds tension throughout, leaving the listener engrossed.

In terms of vocals, again, Soundtrackk has done amazingly. The vocals follow a more rap/R&B style that are quite stripped back. This enables a more personal and intimate feel.

Ultimately, “Whip” by Soundtrackk is one that needs to be loved and appreciated. So, what are you waiting for? Click the link below and be sure to check out Soundtrackk’s new song now! The slow-burning tune is one that lingers and leaves you eager to hear more.

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Lana Crow is a British pop/rock singer-songwriter who needs to be heard. With her raw, and storytelling proposals, we are invited in to a deep and personal perspective.

Today, we are ging to be looking at Lana’s most recent single, “What Brings You Back”. This is a very cinematic and deep track. Focusing on the unknown and loss and fear, this track will draw you in both musically and lyrically.

In terms of music, as I mentioned, it follows a very atmospheric and cinematic style. It is quite mystical with its catchy backbeat and soft, magical guitar and synths. This song really is one that can be enjoyed by anyone and everyone.

However, we have got to talk vocals. WOW! Lana has a stunning voice. She has an angelic tone, and with her wide vocal range, she hits some insane notes. Lana is one of those artists that you could just listen to all day long and be in awe.

“What Brings You Back” by Lana Crow is a very unique, intriguing and brilliant track. So, let Lana take you on a journey and head over to Spotify to check it out for yourself!

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The Cumberland River Project have recently dropped a new hit single titled, “Looking For Romance”. Featuring Liliia Kysil, this track will undoubtedly blow you away.

But before we get into the track, let’s have a little look at who the artist is. The Cumberland River Project, otherwise known as Frank Renfordt, is a country songwriter and guitarist. He has been making and playing his own music since just aged 10, and there is no denying his talent.

“Looking For Romance” slightly sways away from the country style, and into a more soul/rock tune. It kicks off with a catchy and groovy beat, where instantly you will find yourself bopping along. With an energetic drum beat and a feature of the horn family, the song resonates a lively and funky vibe. In addition to tis we also have some incredible guitar playing. There is no denying that Frank’s guitar is a major backbone to this track.

So, not only do we have a fun, enjoyable backing track, but we also have Liliia’s beautiful voice too. She has a very sassy yet angelic voice. She sings with such ease and with her wide vocal range, she can hit them notes better than most!

“Looking For Romance” by The Cumberland River Project is out now and you need to hear it!

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