Author: Marcus Adetola

Exploring new music. Explaining it shortly after. Keeping the classics close. Neon Music founder.

Holly Humberstone's "Cruel World" Is the Long-Distance Love Song That Will Haunt You

Holly Humberstone’s “Cruel World” Is the Long-Distance Love Song That Will Haunt You

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 19, 2026

Luna Keller and Allison Leah Find Strength in Each Other on the Beautiful "Cornerstone"

Luna Keller and Allison Leah Find Strength in Each Other on the Beautiful “Cornerstone”

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 16, 2026

Seafret and James Morrison Unite on "Driftwood

Seafret and James Morrison Unite on “Driftwood

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 16, 2026

“Vacía” by Kaya Q Is About Loving So Hard You Disappear

“Vacía” by Kaya Q Is About Loving So Hard You Disappear

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 16, 2026

Malcolm Todd's "Breathe" Review: Freaky Todd Is Right at Home

Malcolm Todd’s “Breathe” Review: Freaky Todd Is Right at Home

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 14, 2026

Dua Saleh’s “I Do, I Do” Review: A Sudanese Proverb, Desire, and the Cost of Wanting

Dua Saleh’s “I Do, I Do” Review: A Sudanese Proverb, Desire, and the Cost of Wanting

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 12, 2026

What Born to Die Really Means: Lana Del Rey’s Album Explained 14 Years Later

What Born to Die Really Means: Lana Del Rey’s Album Explained 14 Years Later

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 11, 2026

Mitski – Nothing's About to Happen to Me Review: Her Darkest, Most Honest Record Yet

Mitski – Nothing’s About to Happen to Me Review: Her Darkest, Most Honest Record Yet

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 11, 2026

Harry Styles’ “Coming Up Roses” Review: The Love Song That Knows It Won’t Last

Harry Styles’ “Coming Up Roses” Review: The Love Song That Knows It Won’t Last

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 10, 2026

Tom Misch’s “Slow Tonight” Review: The Sound of Escaping the World for One Person

Tom Misch’s “Slow Tonight” Review: The Sound of Escaping the World for One Person

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 10, 2026