Tag: Tonje Gravningsmyhr Maze album

“Humans” by Kinsley: A Brutally Honest Dive Into Mortality

North Carolina heavy rock trio Kinsley just unleashed their new EP "Humans", and I have spent the better part of the morning trying to emotionally recalibrate. Crafted by lifelong childhood friends Adam Staley, Christopher Jones, and Christopher Neil Adkins, this release leans heavily into the psychological framework of Carl Jung. It boldly collides the suffocating weight of aging, mortality, and mental collapse against the...

Slay Raché Turns Feel-Good Romance Into Rhythm On “You Make Me Wanna Dance”

Some people walk into your life and change the entire atmosphere without even trying and that feeling sits at the centre of Slay Raché’s “You Make Me Wanna Dance,” a lively new release that captures the excitement of meeting someone who makes everything feel lighter. Moving between catchy pop melodies and the smooth textures of R&B, the track finds its charm in a sound that...

Tonje Gravningsmyhr Maps Adult Doubt Into Pop Clarity On ‘MAZE’

The Norwegian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tonje Gravningsmyhr turns loss, self-love, identity and imposter syndrome into a thoughtful pop album 'Maze' shaped by horns, patient...