Today I’m going to share with you my debut music review article on Medium titled, ‘Can we re-live our summer experiences? A full review of l’eupe’s debut lofi album, The Time We Have Left.’ I was really excited to publish… Read More »Music Review on l’eupe’s album now available on Medium
L’eupe is in town!!!!! It’s funny how things just happen … a few months ago, L’eupe (aka Pete) and I connected on Instagram. Well, I was following him on IG since last year when Andy Quan introduced him to me… Read More »L’eupe is in Toronto!
Kromatix_ (aka Matthew Isaacs) | Celebrating Success of Black Musicians During Black History Month I had the pleasure to release an accompanying novel soundtrack, ‘Hold on please Emily: Songs of Hope,’ with Kromatix_ last year. Check out our EP on Spotify today here. It is… Read More »Black History Month Spotlight: Kromatix_
Californian budding saxophone star, Solomon Alber, is not your typical jazz musician. Residing in San Francisco, Solomon has devoted his life to the pursuit of gaining a deeper knowledge and understanding of music. I was honoured to connect with Solomon… Read More »The Story Behind Solomon Alber
Remember Matthew Isaacs? He’s the voice behind the accompanying novel soundtrack, ‘Songs of Hope,’ and Doris’s first feature artist in the augural edition of ‘Hold On‘ last month. Known as Kromatix_ in the music world, Matthew puts the ‘soul’ in… Read More »The Story Behind Kromatix_
Meet Andy Quan, a musician from Perth, Australia, who loves expressing emotions through instrumental chill-hop, lo-fi hip-hop music. Andy grew up listening to niche bands and artists who often wrote songs without lyrics. Although Andy claims that he doesn’t read much,… Read More »The Story Behind Andy Quan
My novel, ‘Hold on please, Emily,’ has an accompanying novel soundtrack that will be released on May 7th. But, who owns the euphonious voice behind the accompanying music EP, ‘Hold on please, Emily: Songs of Hope‘? Matthew Isaacs (known as… Read More »The voice of ‘Songs of Hope’