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Nighteyes released her first album, “The Way Back Down” [Premiere]
Nighteyes, a solo project by Rachel Trainor, a talented musician who plays many instruments, has released her first album, “The Way Back Down.” The album comprises eight songs and is 40 minutes and 34 seconds long. The songs are like a story that mixes different music and feelings. Rachel Trainor is from New Zealand but now lives in Melbourne, Australia. She sings in a way that makes you feel like you are in a different world, with electronic beats, guitars that sound like heavy metal music, and soft folk music mixed.
The album’s first song is “Down By The Sea”. It is a beautiful and sad song about love and the ocean. The second song is called “Lowlight”. It is a bit scary and talks about a beach at night. The third song is called “Hollow Tree”. It is a love song that is both happy and dark.
The fourth song is called “My Only One”. It is a slow song that talks about being worried and anxious. The fifth song is called “In The Wake”. It is a song about the world and how humans are hurting it. The sixth song is called “Plenty”. It is the most powerful song on the album and talks about how we need to take care of the environment.
The last two songs are “Third Eye” and “Spiral”. They are both about families and how we think about things. The album ends with “Spiral,” a hopeful song about how things can get better.
This album is like a book with music instead of words. Each song is a different chapter, and they all tell a story. It’s a beautiful album that you should listen to from start to finish.
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Singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin drops his third solo album, “Casino Wilderness Period”

Chicago’s talented singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin has released his third solo album, “Casino Wilderness Period,” a captivating musical journey combining rock, jazz, and introspective songwriting. Todd Rittmann, a former band member of U.S. Maple, produces the album. It features an impressive lineup of backing vocalists, including industry legends Emily Bindiger, Judi Vinar, Annmarie Cullen, and Mem Nahadr.
The lead single, “Arranging Flowers,” is a powerful song exploring celebrity worship, luxury, and existentialism themes. The accompanying music video by German media artist Glass Void adds a visual layer to the song’s intelligent lyrics.
Sacha Mullin’s “Casino Wilderness Period” is an immersive experience that pushes the boundaries of musical expression. It’s available on all major streaming platforms and must-listen for music lovers seeking a refreshing and innovative sound.
Album Review
Rehya Stevens unwraps holiday magic with ‘Santa’s Takin’ Over The Town’

Rehya Stevens, an award-winning artist, has released a new Christmas album titled “Santa’s Takin’ Over The Town,” by Northern California producer Brian Steckler. The album features ten original songs that capture the essence of Christmas past and present, taking listeners on a musical journey through the diverse emotions that the season brings.
The album opens with the upbeat ‘Christmas is Near,’ followed by the mischievous ‘Don’t Be Late’ and the high-energy rockabilly vibes of the title track ‘Santa’s Takin’ Over The Town.’ However, the album also explores the bittersweet side of the season with ‘Early Winter,’ which delivers a poignant reminder of the melancholy that often accompanies the holidays.
The album also includes ‘Christmas Is Comin’ Again,’ which offers a stroll through the simple pleasures of the holidays, and ‘Me, Myself & I,’ which adds a touch of bluesy realism, depicting the lonelier side of Christmas. ‘Welcome One & All’ provides a spiritual moment, urging listeners to embrace compassion and widen the welcome table.
The album concludes with the uplifting ‘Spread A Little Love For Christmas,’ a rhythmic, island-infused track that encapsulates the spirit of the entire collection. The standalone single ‘Wonderful World Tonight’ is a festive anthem, capturing the essence of youthful holiday revelry.
Rehya Stevens aims to create lasting moments of joy with this album, infusing people with great fun, compassion, and appreciation for every person at the holiday dinner table, year after year. “Santa’s Takin’ Over The Town” celebrates the human experience, a musical journey that embraces the highs, lows, and everything in-between
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