Tag: Jason Mckee with War Killer

Nissu Opens His Diary: Dive into the Heart of “Memories”

Alright, buckle up, because Nissu's Memories just teleported me… somewhere. Nissu, a Brazilian-born, Dublin-based pop artist, has dropped this six-track EP, and it's like opening a particularly well-organized, yet emotionally chaotic, scrapbook. https://open.spotify.com/album/6Kbr8PFQrTu0J2GmK8o5uz?si=AwyU0he-RWWnjgcxHeMQDw The EP, Memories, supposedly functions as an “open diary,” they say. He tackles love, friendship, that whole pandemic thing, and the general rollercoaster of being a person. But does it achieve being truly...

ORCH Tackles Systemic Oppression with Folk Tradition On “Oyibo Instructions”

ORCH, the introspective artiste quietly building a universe of sound and meaning, releases his latest single with both fists open. Titled “Oyibo Instructions”, the song directly confronts the psychological and cultural chains people choose to wear, urging listeners to question internalized forms of oppression. Following the reflective warmth of “Wonder” and the introspective sincerity of “No Matter The Mood”, ORCH has not abandoned his central...

Reetoxa Turns Military Memory Into A Punk Plea For Peace In ‘War Killer’

Before a guitar chord can become an argument, it usually begins as a private disturbance. A television flickers in a locked-down room. A former sailor...