“I’m Better” ft/ Lamb just dropped in the middle of the night. Call me a lamb or a sheep, indeed. When Missy Elliott puts something out, you leave your job in the middle of a […]
Author: Jay Martin Williams
Music lover and editor of The Glimmerist
CRZY Over Melf
This track is pretty much a stylized mental breakdown, so I can relate. If things were going to go down like this for me, know that I would be serving looks, angles and glaring poetic misery. […]
Koni & Danelle: Mad About You
Valentine’s Day is still a few weeks away, but nothing wrong with a little love song to brighten up even the darkest of days this month… and these are dark times we’re living in. Koni […]
Falling In Love with Mrs. Magician
I don’t think it’s someday that I’ll fall in love. Pretty sure that’s happening right now with this track from San Diego-based Mrs. Magician. Just listened to this thrice upon discovery. Rare sounds from simpler […]
Matt Woods: Ain’t No Use
I promise we’re in a good mood over here despite some of the recent love-related, yearning and burning posts. I really hope that for 2017, actual singing comes back in style and that Matt Woods […]
Brooker’s Got a Secret
I was immediately captivated and inspired by this voice. “Secret” is a sultry, yet clean pop ballad that has a beautiful progression throughout. It’s good reminder too that sometimes simple thematic concepts are all you […]
The Bay Rays On The Rise
If you read enough of these posts, you’ll likely notice some Glimmerist leanings, not always, but often to good old-fashioned, dirty, angst-driven rock. The Bay Rays hail from Kent, they make said music and I’m excited about […]
Rationale: Prodigal Son
It’s been a crazy month, but happy to be back to posting a bit more. Zimbabwe-born, London-based musician Rationale just dropped a smooth and synthy single. Perfect for my least favorite part of the year when it […]
Cobi: Don’t You Cry For Me
If all gospel-like music sounded (and looked…) like this there’d be many more asses in church seats. Another one of those rare who-is-singing-this moments. Late to the game on this one, but had to share […]
