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  • Radio for June [unedited] Music Review

    Radio for June [unedited] Music Review

    An ambient electronic beat with drums in the background and a smooth/echo-like vocals with acoustic guitar riffs also in the background. This is what most of Radio for June‘s songs sound like… Relaxing… Calm… And peaceful, almost as if Thomas and Stephen LaVine are helping you through the emotions of each song. These songs are…

  • Cruel Miracle [unedited] Music Review

    Cruel Miracle [unedited] Music Review

    There is definitely a modernized rock n’ roll feel behind Cruel Miracle‘s sound that needs to be recognized as unique. Rather it be Kim’s grunge-like-vocals, or their metal-like-guitar riffs; Cruel Miracle certainly seem to infuse the old with a new version of this genre of music. They tell me, “there is an urging sense of creativity…

  • Paul De Leon Demonstrates His command As An Artist

    @t2.genius.com Paul De Leon, the Australian born singer-songwriter, recently released a new single, ‘Criminals’ and showcased yet again his innate talent as a follow on from the successes of his previous releases ‘The One You Want’ and ‘Take It Away’. Before growing into a singing and song writing career, Paul De Leon was an accomplished…

  • Scott Beckett [unedited] Music Review

    Scott Beckett, the Liverpudlian singer-songwriter recently released the stand out new single, ‘Take Me Home’ from his stunning EP, Teach Me To Fly.  The assured lyrics are stratified over unhurried drifts of guitarwork and delivers an optimistic directive and something to hold onto.  There is a fresh, straightforward message within this track and joined with such musical…

  • An Orange Conspiracy [unedited] Music Review

    The Scottish Rockers, An Orange Conspiracy, have recently released their stand out single, ‘Feelin Fine’.  Taken from their impressive debut EP, AOC, the track, deftly created by this band of brothers, is one to take notice of certainly. Ricki, Leo and Casey Galea, who make up AOC, debuted their EP in late 2018, a year that…

  • Drakmah [unedited] Music Review

    The electronic group from London, Drakmah, have just released their most recent single, ‘Hear’, extracted from their clever EP, ‘Storyteller’.  The track has all the elements of the electronic sound fleshed out with an alternative vibe and loaded with the requisite energy. With this latest single, ‘Hear’, you can instantly hear the band’s given talent as…

  • Brazier [unedited] Music Review

    Cornish-born songwriter, Brazier, has recently released is latest stand-out single,’ Holding On’.  With vocals provided by Lydia Dudfield coupled with a solid rhythm to move to, this track is for sure to be a hit.  With the passionate delivery of vocals from Lydia Dudfield anchoring it, ‘Holding On’ is instantly gratifying.  Brazier credits influences as bands such…

  • Home State [unedited] Music Review

    The New York based band, Home State, have recently released their new stand-out single, ‘Tried To Stay’, a wholly clever pop track that will definitely impress old fans and certainly bring new ones to the fold. ‘Tried To Stay’ has every component for an amazing hit single. Frontman Alex Friedlanger delivers the lyrics with such passion…

  • Steve Hewitt [unedited] Music Review

    Steve Hewitt [unedited] Music Review

    Latest review of Steve Hewitt on Unedited Music Blog.

  • Laura Airaksinen [unedited] Music Review

    Laura Airaksinen [unedited] Music Review

    Based out of Finland, the talented singer-songwriter Laura Airaksinen, has just released her top new single, ‘Tonight’.  It is an accomplished, elegant track soaked in loads of soul, jazz and pop musical influences, giving it plenty of FLAVOR. Laura is a wholly creative songwriter living in Fiskars, Finland. Her music credits influence from jazz, soul, folk…