Jamie Kudo’s ‘Supernova’ Review: A Mystic, Bittersweet Track about Letting Go
Even at first listen, Jamie Kudo’s first single, ‘Supernova,’ takes you into a mysterious trance. Such a distinct intro hooks the listener into…
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J-Hope ‘More’ Track Review: A Drum&Bass and Acid Nostalgia
J-Hope is the first k-pop idol to embrace drum and bass, acid house, and punk. The intro, outro, and refrain of ‘More’ is an open-ended drum pattern of both hi-hat and rims variety that reminds me of…
BIGBANG’s ‘Still Life’ Track Review
As the title suggests, BIGBANG’s ‘Still Life’, the long-awaited new single, is serene and still. As expected from one of the biggest boy…
‘Sober Now’ by Saint Rien is an Ethereal Anthem That Brings Tingle to Your Spine
Saint Rien is an Australian-born multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and producer residing in Nashville, has released a new tune called “Sober Now.” LISTEN TO THE…
Katherine Aly Confronts Inequality and Prejudice with ‘Pariah’ Single
Katherine Aly, an alternative pop musician, has released a new video and single called ‘Pariah.’ The song celebrates individuals coming together in their…
Introducing Fitz Shioda and his Classy, Jazzy, Chill Music
One of my favorite artists on The Pop Blog’s radar is Japanese-Filipino solo artist Fitz Shioda. I’ve heard of him for more than…
PANTHEPACK “BUZZ” Track Review
The Pop Blog’s PANTHEPACK “BUZZ” Track Review is a unique perspective to the group’s third single. Read on. Just recently, Jackson Wang unveiled…
Introducing At 1980 and their Single “We Were on Fire”
Synth-pop At 1980 released their atmosphere-like song ‘We Were On Fire’ on August 6 via NewRetroWave, from their sophomore album Late Night Calls….
Pau Lina’s ‘Spiral’ is Haunting and Relevant in these Times
Pau Lina’s ‘Spiral’ – With a future uncertain, Spiral is an ode to the lost, detached, and afraid. Pau Lina makes her debut…