Tag: Carpe Diem by Chellcy Reitsma

Aleutians’ “Osiris” and the Poetry of Giving In

Aleutians’ new single, "Osiris," arrives sounding for all the world like a breezy afternoon on the coast, jangly and familiar. The New Brighton project creates the sort of wistful guitar pop that should be soundtracking a montage of fondly-remembered mistakes. But then you catch the words, and the cheerful tide turns into something much colder, pulling you out from a safe shore. https://open.spotify.com/track/627Ecj7hDLFbdo6keMsoiy?si=e23e5a17cef24947 The whole affair...

“Dalek”: The Cadence of Rhyme’s Defiant Anthem

The Cadence of Rhyme, an independent UK-based poet-turned-songwriter, has dropped a defiant single called "Dalek". Billed as an intersection of alternative hip-hop and indie pop, the release operates on a heavily defended philosophy: the meaning leads, the emotion guides, and the production simply serves the story. https://open.spotify.com/album/6LJgrHMFuRlVR6LvanuwHr?si=XA9RzhO_TQiPMltZfPtK0A He takes AI-generated instrumentals and painstakingly wrestles them into submission, bending the tech to fit his precise, human-crafted poetry....

Chellcy Reitsma’s ‘Carpe Diem’: An Album That Fights Back

There is a specific weight to Chellcy Reitsma’s "Carpe Diem," one that feels less like a motivational poster and more like a heavy coin...