We’ve watched them grow up over the years and listened to their sound evolve from sugary radio pop to having a more indie-folk influence. As the fifth album to be released from the UK boy band, Made in the A.M. is their most mature sound yet. Refraining from the over Continue Reading
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Review: Little Mix ‘Get Weird’
There is a lot riding on this upcoming album from the UK girlband Little Mix. After their sophomore album, Salute, did well in the United Kingdom, but failed to draw in American audiences and those alike, it is evident in the reinvented sound displayed on Get Weird that the Little Continue Reading
Single Review: The 1975 “Love Me”
Filled with skepticism and doubt, the news of The 1975’s return would have received a far different reaction from me a year ago. Hot off the success of their self-titled album, I was as into the pop band as everyone else. However, the two year process it took for them Continue Reading
Review: Mike Posner ‘The Truth EP’
Just in time for summer, Mike Posner has released a new The Truth EP on June 22nd via Island Records. The four tracks are all beautiful in their own ways and perfectly encompasses the talent of Mike Posner. He is well known for his hit single “Cooler Than Me,” a Continue Reading
Review: Airsickness ‘Between All The Lies’
Airsickness is a pop/rock band from Tampa, FL who are sure to have their most incredible year yet, especially due to their new latest EP titled Between All The Lies which will be released on March 31st, 2015. The EP was produced by Brandon Ham (Set It Off, Divided By Continue Reading
Review: The Killing Lights Debut EP
Everyone mark your calendars – December 2nd is going to be a big day for The Killing Lights. As a band that has been featured on Stitched Sound many times, their upcoming debut EP is something no one is going to want a miss. As a new band on the Continue Reading
Review: One Direction ‘Four’
Never trust an album’s first single. When “Steal My Girl” dropped a few weeks ago as Four’s first single, I wasn’t too stoked on it. It was another pop-rock song with a heartfelt message that quickly slithered into the hearts of millions, but it wasn’t the “new” One Direction sound Continue Reading
Review: Nick Jonas ‘Nick Jonas’
As a disclosure, it would only be fair for you to know that this review was written with a slight amount of bias. I still own my t-shirt from the Jonas Brothers’ 2007 tour and I still dream about little Nicky J in his green Converse and painfully tight skinny Continue Reading
Review: Taylor Swift ‘1989’
I pressed play with an extreme amount of skepticism. When Taylor Swift announced that she would be completely dropping her cowboy boots and country twang for sparkly crop tops and backup dancers, I was very intrigued, but curious to see on if this new transition was going to be a Continue Reading
Single Review: Radical Something “Cali Get Down”
Hailing from California, Radical Something’s a new band on the scene with an arsenal of catchy jams guaranteed to get stuck in your head for all of the right reasons. Their latest single “Cali Get Down” has something in it for everyone. With a sound fused with reggae, hip hop Continue Reading
Live Review Review: The Kooks @ The Showbox l (9/29/2014)
Has it really been three years? I am sure that question crossed a lot of people’s minds as they trickled into Seattle’s renowned Showbox and anxiously awaited for The Kooks to take to the venue’s stage once more. Not only has it been three years since The Kooks have produced Continue Reading
Live Review: Nick Jonas @ The Showbox l (9/22/14)
The excitement was evident as the line of mostly girls, ranging from 16 – 24 in age, circled around the block of Seattle’s busy Pike Street. Some brought signs, others chatted and speculated about what they might hear, but most just waited with anticipation for their eyes to land on Continue Reading