Rambling Man's Reviews

Joshua KYEOT is a soulful singer/songwriter originally from Accra, Ghana and raised in Croydon, London. KYEOT has a background rich in a musical experience. Albeit, as a leading tenor in high school, or cutting vocals at university halls, Kyeot taught himself to play instruments and sing. He is now on something of a crescendo wave on the back of a memorable year that has seen the young musician release his own two-track project " She Loves Me", alongside a sold-out appearance at Servants Jazz Quarters, and BBC introducing. He now releases the new single " S-Blocks" off the upcoming EP " She Loves Me". And what transpires is a beautiful woven pattern of different genres that combine to create a momentary rainbow of harmonious textures that would be beneficial for a regular radio release. "S- Blocks" takes a trip through soul, afro-beats, hard rock and pop with heartfelt lyrics that will keep plenty bating more. The track starts off with a muted b

Freya Alley is an accomplished and adaptable singer!! That is not a bad statement to start a review on a young star that oozes the ability to appeal to one's emotions. Many readers of this blog will recognise the name of a singer I reviewed back in July. Alley moved to London from her native Lithuania several years back to pursue a musical career. She soon teamed up with Songwriter Laurence Hobbs from Charthouse Studios, which has found success with notable names like Pixie Lott and Sam Smith. Frey Alley now treats us to her new single Another Man , a track about the complexities of love that leads to breaking up in a relationship. I feel this has a slightly darker tone to Come Back , which was released in July. The subtle electronic beats create an eerie atmosphere, that truly symbolises the pain one can feel in this situation. The most striking attribute of Alley I like is her songwriting, as she writes heartfelt poetry. This speciality allows the listener to empathise with th