Category: Album Reviews

- Nomad 2, Ryan Bucklar: Evolved, Atmospheric, and Ethereal
  
  When I met Ryan Bucklar three years ago, I knew that he was onto something special. His newest album, Nomad 2, is a combination of ethereal sounds and imaginative storytelling that creates a sense of Euphoria that I haven’t heard from an electronic album in a long time. The album begins with strong, heavy-hitting tracks,…
- ‘Psychedelic and Funky’ Mildlife, Phase: What More Could You Want?
  
  It’s time to reflect on Mildlife, a psychedelic jazz fusion group based in Melbourne. I’m admittedly late to the party for my review of their debut album, Phase, released in 2017. However, I always return to the group’s ’70s style riffs and complex syncopation. The group’s formation and beginnings are hazy, originating sometime during 2010;…
- The Listening, Little Brother: An Underground Success or Just Underground?
  
  Produced in the early 2000s, Little Brothers’ debut album, The Listening, provides an experience ripe with emotion. 9th Wonder (Pat Douthit), Big Pooh (Thomas Jones), and Phonte’s (Phonte Coleman) raunchy yet irresistibly quirky rhyme style combine soul, crunchy beats, and comedy into a rare piece of Hip-Hop that encapsulates the genre’s ‘down-to-earth’ spirit. Standout tracks…
- Nomad 2, Ryan Bucklar: Evolved, Atmospheric, and Ethereal
  
  When I met Ryan Bucklar three years ago, I knew that he was onto something special. His newest album, Nomad 2, is a combination of ethereal sounds and imaginative storytelling that creates a sense of Euphoria that I haven’t heard from an electronic album in a long time. The album begins with strong, heavy-hitting tracks,…
- ‘Psychedelic and Funky’ Mildlife, Phase: What More Could You Want?
  
  It’s time to reflect on Mildlife, a psychedelic jazz fusion group based in Melbourne. I’m admittedly late to the party for my review of their debut album, Phase, released in 2017. However, I always return to the group’s ’70s style riffs and complex syncopation. The group’s formation and beginnings are hazy, originating sometime during 2010;…
- The Listening, Little Brother: An Underground Success or Just Underground?
  
  Produced in the early 2000s, Little Brothers’ debut album, The Listening, provides an experience ripe with emotion. 9th Wonder (Pat Douthit), Big Pooh (Thomas Jones), and Phonte’s (Phonte Coleman) raunchy yet irresistibly quirky rhyme style combine soul, crunchy beats, and comedy into a rare piece of Hip-Hop that encapsulates the genre’s ‘down-to-earth’ spirit. Standout tracks…
- Nomad 2, Ryan Bucklar: Evolved, Atmospheric, and Ethereal
  
  When I met Ryan Bucklar three years ago, I knew that he was onto something special. His newest album, Nomad 2, is a combination of ethereal sounds and imaginative storytelling that creates a sense of Euphoria that I haven’t heard from an electronic album in a long time. The album begins with strong, heavy-hitting tracks,…
- ‘Psychedelic and Funky’ Mildlife, Phase: What More Could You Want?
  
  It’s time to reflect on Mildlife, a psychedelic jazz fusion group based in Melbourne. I’m admittedly late to the party for my review of their debut album, Phase, released in 2017. However, I always return to the group’s ’70s style riffs and complex syncopation. The group’s formation and beginnings are hazy, originating sometime during 2010;…
- The Listening, Little Brother: An Underground Success or Just Underground?
  
  Produced in the early 2000s, Little Brothers’ debut album, The Listening, provides an experience ripe with emotion. 9th Wonder (Pat Douthit), Big Pooh (Thomas Jones), and Phonte’s (Phonte Coleman) raunchy yet irresistibly quirky rhyme style combine soul, crunchy beats, and comedy into a rare piece of Hip-Hop that encapsulates the genre’s ‘down-to-earth’ spirit. Standout tracks…