“Beautiful and cheerful rock tune in a sunny day, which makes you feel even better. The positive and skillful vocals generously share their optimism and become the starting point for a new start. The living rhythm raises you and its energy is so strong that you can only surrender to fun.”

-Nagamag.com

“Hermosa y alegre melodía de rock en un día soleado, lo que te hace sentir aún mejor. Las voces positivas y hábiles comparten generosamente su optimismo y se convierten en el punto de partida para un nuevo comienzo. El ritmo vivo lo cría y su energía es tan fuerte que solo puedes rendirte a divertirte.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Kim Thompson – Sippin On Love” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Rock reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Kim Thompson” (Canada) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“The rhythm and the melody in absolute balance offer us their delicious touches. The sharpness in the sound and the intensity of the places it needs keep our interest undiminished from start to finish. A festive atmosphere is prevalent and we are ready to take part in it.”

-Nagamag.com

“El ritmo y la melodía en equilibrio absoluto nos ofrecen sus deliciosos toques. La nitidez en el sonido y la intensidad de los lugares que necesita mantiene nuestro interés sin disminuir de principio a fin. Es prevalente un ambiente festivo y estamos listos para participar en él.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “MASSIF – Denver Soca” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Jazz reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “MASSIF” (United States) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“Πίσω από τις πιασάρικες μελωδίες και το Groovy Drive, το τραγούδι αισθάνεται σαν ένα τέλειο φόρο τιμής στα παλιά σχολικά κλασικά. Το Lead Vocal επεκτείνει αυτά τα τραγούδια δομής τέλεια, ειδικά κομμάτια χορωδίας. Τα riffs κιθάρας και τα θέματα είναι τόσο εθιστικά, προσθέτοντας περισσότερο βάθος στα τραγούδια αρμονίες με θαυμάσιο τρόπο.”

-Nagamag.com

“Detrás de las pegadizas melodías de rock y ese groovy impulso, Song se siente como un homenaje perfecto para los clásicos de rock de la vieja escuela. La voz principal expande esta estructura de canciones perfectamente, especialmente partes de coro. Los riffs y los temas de guitarra son tan adictivos, agregando más profundidad a las armonías de las canciones de una manera maravillosa.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Adam Cousins – That Kinda Girl” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Rock reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Adam Cousins” (Canada) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“Ονειρική και σκοτεινότερη ατμόσφαιρα με εκπληκτική στρώση ήχων, που δημιουργεί πολύ μελαγχολική ατμόσφαιρα μέσα στα τραγούδια. Το όμορφο φωνητικό απλά ταιριάζει τόσο καλά που τα τραγούδια εξελίσσονται. Σχεδόν η κινηματογραφική ατμόσφαιρα μπορεί να γίνει αισθητή όταν τα θέματα πιάνου φτάνουν με ομαλά μέρη ρυθμού.”

-Nagamag.com

“Ambiente soñadora y oscura con increíbles capas de sonidos, que crea un ambiente muy melancólico dentro de las canciones. Hermosa vocal se adapta tan bien como las canciones progresan. Se puede sentir un ambiente casi cinematográfico cuando llegan los temas de piano con piezas de ritmo suaves.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “John Phillip – Paper Towel Pockets” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Jazz reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “John Phillip” (United Kingdom) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“The intensity and the excitement make their presence felt and the melody is so pleasant to the space. Our rhythm rises and a big celebration begins within us. Everything looks so beautiful and my love knocks on the door. The vocals take off the piece with their freshness, vitality and fun.”

-Nagamag.com

“La intensidad y la emoción hacen sentir su presencia y la melodía es tan agradable para el espacio. Nuestro ritmo aumenta y una gran celebración comienza dentro de nosotros. Todo se ve tan hermoso y mi amor llama a la puerta. Las voces se quitan la pieza con su frescura, vitalidad y diversión.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Amelie Jat – i’m so in love (i think i’m gonna be sick)” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Pop reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Amelie Jat” (United Kingdom) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“With its calm and lazy steps, our beautiful melody surrounds and caresses our ears. Our vocals surprise us with their abilities and it is a real pleasure to hear them. With their sensual and gentle style they take us to a sophisticated atmosphere. The pace quiet and agile travels us.”

-Nagamag.com

“Met zijn rustige en luie stappen, omringt en streelt onze prachtige melodie onze oren. Onze vocalen verrassen ons met hun capaciteiten en het is een echt genoegen om ze te horen. Met hun sensuele en zachte stijl brengen ze ons naar een verfijnde sfeer. Het tempo stille en wendbare reist ons.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Klaz – Blame You” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Jazz reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Klaz” (Netherlands) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“As I walk under the sun in meadows open my sweet melody takes my hair like a gentle breeze. My hot vocals keep hanging with me and gazing at the horizon with me. They are so sophisticated and overflowing with incredible honesty. My rhythm gives me optimism, no matter how much concerns I have.”

-Nagamag.com

“Mientras camino bajo el sol en prado abro mi dulce melodía, me lleva el cabello como una suave brisa. Mi voz caliente sigue colgando conmigo y mirando el horizonte conmigo. Son tan sofisticados y repletos de una honestidad increíble. Mi ritmo me da optimismo, sin importar cuán preocupaciones tenga.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Woolton – The Worry” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Rock reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Woolton” (Australia) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“The sweet and romantic notes of the melody in the introduction soften our souls. The fittings of the melody then with a more aggressive mood are pleasantly upset. The vocals with their amazing vocal abilities can be between tranquility and intensity from one moment to another. The rate steady keeps our interest undiminished.”

-Nagamag.com

“Die süßen und romantischen Noten der Melodie in der Einführung erweichen unsere Seelen. Die Ausstattung der Melodie mit einer aggressiveren Stimmung sind angenehm verärgert. Der Gesang mit ihren erstaunlichen Stimmfähigkeiten kann von einem Moment zum anderen zwischen Ruhe und Intensität liegen. Der Zinssatz stabil hält unser Interesse unvermindert.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “MADNIK – ADDICTED” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Pop reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “MADNIK” (Switzerland) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“The sad and melancholic melody rests on our delicate strings and takes us to an atmosphere of nostalgia. Its calm and serene approach makes the sadness look tempting and this shows its uniqueness. Sound sharpness is a real caress for the ears. Slow steps rhythm makes us balance.”

-Nagamag.com

“De trieste en melancholische melodie berust op onze delicate snaren en brengt ons naar een sfeer van nostalgie. Zijn rustige en serene benadering maakt het verdriet er verleidelijk uit en dit toont zijn uniciteit. Sound Sharpness is een echte streling voor de oren. Langzame stappen ritme maakt ons in evenwicht.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Florian Hoefnagels – beeldtoon” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Jazz reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Florian Hoefnagels” (Netherlands) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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“Με μια αναβοσβήνει και απόκοσμη ατμόσφαιρα, ο Jonathan Carlisle οδηγεί τους ακροατές του σε έναν κόσμο κρυμμένων πτυχών. Ο αργός ρυθμός και η συγκλονιστική μελωδία πιάνου μπορούν γρήγορα να τραβήξουν την προσοχή σας και καθώς τα δευτερόλεπτα περνούν σταδιακά γίνετε ένας με τον ήχο.”

-Nagamag.com

“Con un ambiente centelleante y misterioso, Jonathan Carlisle lleva a sus oyentes a un mundo de aspectos ocultos. El tempo lento y la melodía de piano inmersivo pueden captar rápidamente su atención y a medida que pasan los segundos, se convierte gradualmente en uno con el sonido.”

-Nagamag.com

The original review of “Jonathan Carlisle – Daylight” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Neoclassical reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Jonathan Carlisle” (United States) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.

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