Category Archive: Music

Chloe Flower: A Symphony of Flower Power

Her hair is as black as the keys on which her elegant fingers produce masterpieces. Her facial expression means charisma, expressiveness and willpower. She confidently poses herself in extraordinary fashion styles, wherever you see her, she is bubbling with enthusiasm. Chloe Flower has brought to life the connection between classical music and rap music from artists like Cardi B with her independently created music genre Popsical. 

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The Voice of a Saint

When people talk about  the vocal greats of our time , you’re likely to hear Whitney Houston, Adele, and Beyonce among those named. These artists are known to be a powerhouse in their field. Aspects like, pitch, range, and control come natural to these women. And very few others can say they have what it takes to produce such a strong sound.

In the very recent past, an up and coming singer/songwriter has entered the scene and wowed listeners with some spot on renditions of these same 3 female artists’ biggest hits, shocking the world with not her, but HIS musical abilities. Hailing from the UK is the Southampton born Saint Harison. The oldest of three boys, Harison fell in love with music at a young age and this can be seen in the way he emotes when performing.

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 Inhaler: The Marriage of Four Dubliners

Half modern, half classic, all parts inspired. These rockers from the British Isles – but not quite the British Invasion – are a perfect blend of original and borrowed, taking inspiration from some of music history’s rock juggernauts. And despite their influence from some well-known bands like The Cure, The Beatles, and The Strokes,  I must say that their sound is…

A breath of fresh air.

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Welcome to the Concrete Jungle, Hello Mary

Broken streets and abandoned buildings overgrown with plants are the music video’s backdrop for rock band Hello Mary and their song "Evicted." Admittedly, the title is easy to associate with the environment. Less like the typical image you have in your head when you think of glamorous New York City, the scenery is more reminiscent of an amateur video from the 90s. At first glance, this provocativeness doesn't seem to fit the three doll-like girls who let the camera accompany them on their musical foray. 

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