reviews

Jessie Ware

January 30, 2026 — Leave a comment

“I Could Get Used To This”

And I certainly could and it would make a great floor filler. It’s got that 70’s disco type energy and Jessie has got that strong firy passion in her voice which comes through loud and clearly in the music and fills the entire space

One of the pros about her voice is that it’s just that strong she barely needs to push it to it’s limits as it’s always full of strength and energy

As an avid music listener even if you’re not a full on fan of her music at least kick back and check out this one

I Could Get Used To This is from her next album, Superbloom, which is out not

Cat Burns

December 12, 2025 — Leave a comment

“There’s Just Something About Her”

Can’t actually remember if I’ve actually heard of Cat before but am pleasantly surprised by her. She has got a sensational voice which oozes fire and passion and she pleasantly surprises me with it because she doesn’t sound how I thought she does.

As an artist I find her amazing and look forward to hearing more from her and I can safely say that after listening to There’s Just Something About Her I am officially a fan and am in love with her music. Incredible

Sombr

November 26, 2025 — Leave a comment

“12 – 12”

An absolute killer of a track, so good I genuinely can’t find anything wrong with it.

The electric beats give goosebumps and each time I hear it it feels like it’s the first time I’ve heard it.

The vocals are busting with energy and are in the same vein as Mark Foster (Foster the People) and they don’t go full force and ooze fire all the way

Mumford & Sons ft Hozier

November 7, 2025 — Leave a comment

“Rubber Band Man”

I’ve only heard it a few times and am already full of love for it. Already being a fan of Son’s music this song was a must, but to do it with Irish powerhouse, Hozier, adds further depth to it. Even though Marcus and Hozier both have similar voices they still have that distinction between them which comes through in Rubber Band Man. Never saw this duet coming but it was worth it and shows the beauty of what happens when two strong, opposite yet intriguingly similar vocals come together