The Minimalistic Music Blog

  • J. R. August [unedited] Music Review

    J. R. August [unedited] Music Review

    This week’s article is about J.R. August, a talented Croatian singer-songwriter who just came out with his debut album towards the end of last year. The album is called Dangerous Waters and is available on Spotify, SoundCloud, and all other popular streaming platforms.

  • The Vast Oddity [unedited] Music Review

    The Vast Oddity [unedited] Music Review

    Photo taken by Bev Mortimer “Since ancient times, humans have assigned healing and transformational properties to water. In early Rome, baths were an important part of cultural life, a place where citizens went to find relaxation and to connect with others in a calming setting. In ayurveda, the ancient Indian medicinal wisdom, and traditional Chinese…

  • Cedric Brazle: South Florida’s King of R&B

    Cedric Brazle: South Florida’s King of R&B

    Cedric Brazle: South Florida’s King of R&B by Emily Krings (Tea Addicts Anonymous).

  • Jason Ebbs [unedited] Music Review

    Jason Ebbs [unedited] Music Review

    What inspired you to start making music?   Jason: My mom had me taking piano lessons when I was pretty young. I had been a fan of rock music (the Beatles, the White Stripes, Steely Dan) all along because of my parents, but I was only playing stuff like “Puff the Magic Dragon” and the…

  • King Calaway (unedited) Music Review

    King Calaway (unedited) Music Review

    Check out Unedited’s latest music review of King Calaway.

  • Salem Review: Impatient and More

    Salem Review: Impatient and More

    Music review of Berklee College of Music’s Salem. Before she was Mad At Disney, she was Impatient.

  • Holly Auna [unedited] Music Review

    Holly Auna [unedited] Music Review

    Right now, I am writing in my backyard with my slippers on and I am feeling very relaxed and in the moment. The fact that I decided to review Holly Auna’s music doesn’t really feel like a coincidence at the moment, but it definitely fits into my surroundings. “I was writing silly little songs when…

  • The Roques [unedited] Music Review

    The Roques [unedited] Music Review

    Latest music review of The Roques on Unedited Music Blog.

  • Come the Spring [unedited] Music Review

    Come the Spring [unedited] Music Review

    It’s not too often that you find bands like Come The Spring who are so passionate about their work even with a small fan base. Rather it be Sam Caddock belting out ardent lyrics, or Simon Goodrick and David Gamage setting the hard rock background for Sam… They know exactly what message they want to say,…

  • 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…