MARK FOJO – HOW MANY HEARTBEATS
“How Many Heartbeats” by Mark Fojo deals with the difficult questions that arise when personal difficulties come up against the quest for spiritual understanding. Presented as an emotionally intense indie…
“How Many Heartbeats” by Mark Fojo deals with the difficult questions that arise when personal difficulties come up against the quest for spiritual understanding. Presented as an emotionally intense indie…
“SMALL STUFF” by Curtis Millen gets its meaning from the small things which can upset an otherwise ordinary day. It highlights how difficult it is to leave your daily worries…
“The Fountain” by James Lloyd Smith follows a unique course through the genres of indie folk and baroque pop, with its arrangement departing from conventional songwriting patterns. Since it is…
The subject of Gianfranco Malorgio’s “Greaseball” is human migration, the piece looking at the historical experiences of Italian immigrants while at the same time covering the situations of people who…
The album What Is Carried, What Is Left Behind? by Dale Cornelius examines the connection between memory, vulnerability and renewal through a series of modern classical pieces. It creates an…
Peace doesn’t necessarily mean that violence comes to an end, and Foxy Leopard looks at this contradiction in the song “Outlaws of Peace”. The song is set in the period…
The album Hexen is characterised by mystery and contrasting moods as it looks at the darker aspects of electronic music while at the same time having an unexpected feeling of…
The upbeat original song “It’s Turkey Day” puts a focus on Thanksgiving traditions and highlights the joy of good food, spending time with others, and taking part in the holiday…
Some songs are just there to entertain you, others leave you with an idea that lingers in your head long after the song has finished. “Let’s Imagine” achieves both…
“Love Is All We Have”, a pop ballad that was released in October 2026, Ferdinand Rennie focuses on one of life’s most lasting values. The song comes at a time…