Danielle Holian, Author at The Other Side Reviews

Mojo Morgan – Jamaica Love (2025)

Mojo Morgan has always straddled two worlds. Born in Brooklyn, raised in Massachusetts, and steeped in the legacy of his

Pop music has always thrived on contradiction. The genre’s most enduring songs often marry joy with despair, euphoria with melancholy,

Washington D.C.’s Stephen Sol & The 7 are stepping into the spotlight with their debut EP, Sunshine Wine, and it’s

Sean Bertram’s third studio album, Everything Again, is both a culmination and a rebirth. It feels like the work of

Conceived during a spontaneous studio gathering in Mexico City, I’LL STAY unfolds less like a polished debut and more like

Few milestones in an artist’s journey feel as profound as holding their music on vinyl for the first time. For

Awakening, the latest work from jazz vocalist and composer Lizzie Thomas, is not merely a collection of nine songs but

Gianfranco Malorgio’s ‘VANITAS’ is a song with a composition that unfolds like cinema inside the listener’s mind. Conceived with the elegance of

There’s an undeniable chemistry that sparks when seasoned musicians collide with intent, and 2mindsas1 harness it with poise. The South East of

Singer-songwriter Lauren Alex Hooper has never shied away from vulnerability in her music, but her new EP, Too Much And