I love this artist great musically and vocally This song it sounds alot from 1980s the guitar sounds re as l nice and melodic I'll be hearing more of thete sd songs best of luck Steve from voodoo dancer

One of the things I enjoy most about Number One Music artists is the newfound ability to hear music from around the world by singers who I'd never have the chance to listen to otherwise. That, in itself, is a great thing. Here, with this song ONXY delivers a great rock performance. Yet again, begging the question why isn't this group headlining major stadiums across the US this summer or performing at the Grammy's. Love all things ONYX!

This Track Opens with The Lovely Riff By The Guitar, Bass & The Drummer, A Good Opening for; Things To Come. The Vocals get Your Attention, With What I Feel is a Great Closing Song For A Live Act. Good Work....I Give It A 4.4.

Great feel. I think Drummer holds back a little late for jumping in because I feel the excitement right off, , but I'm still ridin close with the vocals. Good buildup with the extra vocals so then the guitar slaps in ready pretty good by the end of second verse, or it should by then. Even if it is just one big fat repetitive note, give me something at thej end of the seconde verse, not the third. Make it as obnozious as possible, and it will do the song better justice. Short and sweet is much better. Keep Rockin'.

This is a good piece of work right here. Great energy and fun is conveyed through this project. The vocals and the instrument compliments each other superbly. This has all the the earmarks of a good rock song; guitar riffs, hard hitting drum play, and captivating voice. And a killer guitar solo. Production is on point voice and instruments are leveled evenly. Overall I enjoyed this project.

Nice rock, heavy bass, crunchy guitars well compressed and with a heavy specs for metal or hard rock kind of sound . Remembering a kind of modern take on a heavy metal, a travel time to nineties on giant leap to present days. Congratulations.

This is a very good tune. The hook is perfect. The lyrics are well written and the singer delivers a solid performance. I listened to it about five times for this review. I want to tell you what I liked and what stood out to me. The drums and bass are tight and this sounds like it was played live not tracked. I love the bass playing all the way through. You can tell he is thinking about the space between the notes and it makes the the bassline interesting and holds my attention. The drums are solid and not overplayed. I feel like the guitar solo fits the tune well but there might be a bit much here. The vocalist is great on this. I love the melody and found myself humming it later on. So it worked on me. The over-all sound of the recording is a bit thin. This is why I wonder if it was recorded live. I would love to hear it mastered on iZotope or something similar that could widen it out and punch it up some. I think the whole mix is even, just not warm and bright. Over all these are small things easily fixed. If you do them I think it's radio ready. It was a pleasure to listen to this. Thank you.

I love a good rock and roll song. And one that starts with a great guitar riff that's melodic and forceful at the same time makes me want to crank the song loud and play it on repeat! The vocals - not as wild about - the singer is fine, but doesn't really stand out as a vocalist compared to a dozen other bands of the same type of sound. The production values here are well and mastered.

Rock ON ! Keep Creating Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. Plato I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music. Billy Joel One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain. Bob Marley Music can change the world because it can change people. Bono

I really like what you have produced on this song. It starts out very strong and has that 'fat' drum and Bass drive. I like the double voice when "Turn Off the Lights" comes in. BUT, there is one 'small' flaw in the song which can be changed 'very' easily ~ in my opinion...if you allow me to share with you. It's the guitar solos at the bridge. The first 2 are fine, but at the 3:50 mark...I would 'not' do them again 2 more times. Instead...you should go into a separate and stronger guitar lead solo to take it to another level. Making it go around 4 times, to me just kills the song. Please take it into consideration and try it, and see how it sounds. You have a great song....it can be even 'better' with just 'that' little change at the bridge. Good Luck in your music adventure, and please send it to me if and when you do the change I recommended. ~ Gizzmow, in Bonham, Texas...

Love the hard hitting intro and strong guitar lick repetition. The chili pepper vibe is cool. I think the vocals could come up a bit. The "turn up the lights" part is very cool. Its a nice contrast to the rest of the instrumentation. The harmonies cold come up a bit stronger too. It is almost like you're afraid of people hearing your voice. You have a great voice and it needs to dominate.

Nice Guitar work on the intro with the Drums and Bass kicking right in and when the Vocals emerged it sort of gave me the sound of Stone Temple Pilots as far as the music part and the Vocals remind me of Miles Kennedy of Alter Bridge in a way but with a very unique sound that has a robust catchy groove and with the Lead Guitar adding in the right amount of flavor to the song. Write On~~~

what a cool and rock'n roll song! it seems that you pick up some ingredients of Pearl Jam, Aerosmith, Stone Temple Pilots, Red Hot Chili Pepper, Scorpions and cook a good hot dish ...i like that song!

I like this song, the first moment it started. Very good, tight sound with instruments. Classic sound for Rock Music. I believe this song would do well on Rock Radio. Not sure if it sounds like anyone else, but that is a good thing. Keep up the good sounds guys. Sincerely Edward Westbrook

Great tune guys! I'm gonna' be honest. I'm 64 years old, been playing music for over 50 years. I'm old school, classic rock and I'm very picky as to new artists, but this song held my ear right up to the end. Great hook, vocals and harmonies. Guitars sounded great, too. Loved the tones! The lead was emotional, something I strive for in my tunes and and something that impresses me in others music. Good luck!

After listening to some of the stuff on here it was a pleasure to stumble across this song Good song, great vocals. great guitar solo although a bit to repetitive as is the chorus. Drums sound good, either a great solid drummer or drum machine ( ment as a compliment if it's a real drummer) bass drum sounds strong I personally feel the main guitar is to busy under the verses and the second guitar classes in the chorus making it sound a bit messy I like the cord structure in the chorus the second cord is unexpected and really works. Also I feel there should be a change of words in the chorus rather than repeating the same line 4 times All in all a well written and recorded tune Nice one, I wish you all the best for the future.

This is a real nice song by the band O-NYX.. It starts with a nice regocnizable guitar riff that sets the tone for the rest of the song. Vocals can be a little more powerful , the song deserves that. But all in all a good song where especially as said the guitar riff stays in your mind.