Tag: Matjé releases Mitsio

Geoff Westen – ‘Music For My Friends’: High Energy, Hidden Depths

Geoff Westen’s album, “Music For My Friends”, thumps onto the scene like a dropped box of heavy disco balls – all shiny potential energy and the slight threat of chaos. It aims for that classic pop song euphoria, the kind designed to rattle car speakers and fuel late-night dance floors, an "aural assault" as Westen puts it. And it does pulse with energy, a...

A Quiet Confrontation: Blind Man’s Daughter’s “Harbor Boulevard”

Blind Man’s Daughter has constructed something peculiar with the single “Harbor Boulevard,” a song that feels less like a piece of music and more like discovering a perfectly preserved room from a house that no longer exists. Ashley Wolfe’s project here builds a world with the clean, approachable architecture of country-pop, yet there’s a strange dust mote shimmer in the air—those cinematic flourishes—that catches...

Matjé’s “Mitsio”: A Musical Crusade For Land Rights And Cultural Heritage

In the world of music where genres often blend and cultures converge, Matjé emerges as a beacon of authenticity and advocacy. His latest work, "Mitsio,"...