It’s been four years since I first discovered Lindsay Ell’s music and finally last week she released her newest EP, Love Myself. I enjoyed Lindsay’s modern country sound which flirted heavily with pop but this new EP is a full-on pop EP and I am living for it. In my gay opinion, this might be…
I first discovered Imani Graham and her music when she opened for Marielle Kraft last year at a show here in Connecticut and I’ve been a fan since. I’m also a fan of the show Heartstopper on Netflix so it was the perfect pairing when they used “Just Stay For Once” by Imani in a…
I’ve been able to count on Abigail Osborn to drop an EP once a year for the past few years, but she unexpectedly dropped a second one this year, How Come Everything Comes Back To You? It seems to be a sequel to her EP from January, How Do You Know When It Feels Right?…
When Tori Amos drops albums, they tend to be very conceptual and have ties to previous albums. However, when she drops an EP or B-sides, Tori really shines with songs that tend to have more humor and spontaneity. That is definitely the case with her new EP, White Telephone To God. “White Telephone To God”…
I first discovered Jenn Champion’s music thanks to her campaign on Kickstarter for her album The Last Night Of Sadness that dropped last year. I really like Jenn’s solo stuff but she also did an EP back in 2020 called Recents, with her wife Arwen Nicks, that’s just as good as Jenn’s solo work. Jenn…
Last year Griff dropped her EP Vert1go Vol 1 and then a few months ago she released the Ver2igo Vol 2 EP. Both are great and show the growth of Griff’s music, with more serious lyrics over her signature upbeat pop sound. These EP’s songs are combined with six new tracks to make up Griff’s…
Pablo Picasso had his Blue Period from 1901 to 1904 (welcome to Art History 101) but I much prefer Twinnie’s Blue Trilogy which started last year with her Blue Hour (After Dark) and Blue Christmas EPs and continues with her latest EP, Blue Hour (Before The Dawn). Blue Hour (Before The Dawn) is a six-pack…
This past weekend I was introduced to the Good Person EP by new-to-me diva Camille Schmidt, who has a very cool folksy-pop sound. Camille’s sound is laid-back and mellow on the majority of the six-track EP except for “Fakeout Ending” which is rocking. In my gay opinion, the lyrics are begging for some self-love and…
The last time I did a write up about Natalie Shay it was for her Milk EP in all it’s fun-loving pop realness. Her newest EP is titled Champagne. Champagne is more mature than Milk and bubblier, if that’s even possible….plus it’s friendlier to vegans and those who are lactose intolerant. Once again, Natalie has…
Back in October, Griff released her Vert1go Vol 1 EP giving me hope for future volumes and she made good on that promise, by dropping Ver2igo Vol 2 last week. This EP continues in the same vein as Vol 1, darker lyrics over an upbeat vibe. Whether Griff’s missing the person she used to be…
