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RealFlexxin takes his 2nd chance with ”Right or Wrong”

Posted on 1 June 2020

“Right or Wrong” is about being supported when you are doing everything right and if you would still support as passionately, when that same person is at his worst? This is the ultimate question from singer & emcee RealFlexxin on his debut track, does he still have the backing of his friends, family and fans during the good and bad moments.

With a dark and moody feel, this song will put you in a different vibe, the production is so well done and it feels like a song from a 90’s movie.

With a sad intro all about self-isolation, this is a deep track that is full of drug overdose & alcohol influences, a habit that is sure hard to kick. Luckily, music heals and this R&B and Hip Hop grimy beat, blends perfectly with the picture of this song.

The troubled Realflexxin is doing his best to eliminate those pesky demons on “Right or Wrong” and being alone is not a good thing for this gifted performer. He paints his life picture about drinking, drugs, and lost friends with expert ability and we hope that he finds the support around him to help him carry on his fine music career.

Stream RealFlexxin right here on his Spotify channel.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

Corey Kilgannon’s Folky “Montauk II” Is Divine!

Posted on 7 November 2017

Corey Kilgannon spearheads harder this time with a rather melancholic tone; A voice that’s cladded in such a soothing quiver; a quiver whose momentum is absolutely capable to rivet the butterflies that have been felt by a sweetheart to a self-sober reflection without a flinch towards the transition of the mood swings..

While this song might seem to be a slow cool jam, it’s also that type of song that gives you many flashbacks and gets you reminiscing about your current life and the past. Corey Kilgannon’s ‘Montauk’ is a song that has a lot of messages in it.

With his well-structured lyrics and alluring voice, Corey Kilgannon took us on a mild beautiful journey that dates right back to his own life story. This song brings back memories of high school senior years and the entire love triangle that comes with it. This song is also not the type of song that sprung out, and then flies right to the top of music charts but rather it’s that kind of song that crawls to the top of the chart at its own pace.

With an amazing 1st bridge that somewhat come off as an artwork form the music group; little big town, and an amazing note that suits the tempo of the song, Corey’s ‘Montauk II’ obviously made me stop for a while and listen with great attention paid to the words he put together to write an awesome song like this one. I can’t say that this song is one hell of a happy song but it’s an amazing song that’s worth its own place in your current favourite playlist.

-Lilian-Debrah

Grad Party’s compelling release ‘Feeling’

Posted on 12 August 2017

The reason that Grad Party’s music is so compelling is that it seems to tug at musical threads across all ages of pop and indie evolution. There are emotive new-pop vibes from the post-punk era, a slick late night 90’s chart feel through to the glorious understatement in keeping with the best of todays sonic troubadours. Soulful vocals, delicate chiming guitars and chilled dance beats blend effortlessly and a wonderful sonorous haze drifts across the song, softening the edges and making it already sound like half timeless pop classic, half perfect forward step.

 

A modern take on 80’s baroque pop? An answer to the frivolity of the current state of the charts? A pop chill out? An indie return to form? Of course it is all this and more but for those of you of a certain age or a certain geographic location it does resonate with the sound of British underground pop, indie music in its original incarnation, the sound of fledgling label releases run out of the back of a record store. More that that Feeling sounds like a lost Dream Academy song and that will do me just fine.

Dead Sullivan release indie lo-fi track ‘Sever’

Posted on 1 August 2017

Have you ever enjoyed a certain type of music with the specific intention of passively listening?  Need something to hum along while you focus on your daily monotonies and responsibilities? Dead Sullivan’s Sever is just the song for you.

Are there cute, imagery-laden lyrics hiding under a blanket of soft guitars in this song? Yes, but what’s more readily in the foreground are crinkling percussive bits and page turning samples that provide the illusion that the song is blossoming in the background of its own official recording. If that’s not a unique approach, I don’t know what is. Sever is aptly named as it seems to be gently removed from the listener enough to alter their mood and help them find a drowsy contentment without having to engage much in actually listening. This passive pop leaves so much to be discovered upon placing a headphone in one ear and another in the ear of a good friend to explore together.

Dead Sullivan proves inventive and evocative on this track. It has its own listening scene built into itself and seems perfect for so many specific moments of the day that there’s little excuse not to have it on a readily available playlist.

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-Paul Weyer

A&R Factory Present: Rolo

Posted on 13 January 2017

Rolo is a young singer/songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Heidelberg, Germany. Warm vocals, a smooth guitar sound and catchy melodies mixed with electronic beat elements make up his unique Pop/Folk sound.  After delighting over 800,000 listeners all over the globe with his first single ‘’Too Blind’’, he is now proud to present his latest home-production ‘’Take it easy’’.

Giuseppe aka Rolo says ‘‘The music has always been inside my mind, I just needed to find a way record it.’’

Now that he found his way to create music, he is planning to release a few more singles in 2017 and sooner or later a whole album. So stay tuned and follow his journey on Spotify, Facebook and Youtube.

Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/01xooETiuh5Iy7z407SdXJ
Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCvNWMepTCZBpWyOtIrhEqbQ
Facebook: facebook.com/rolomusic/?fref=ts