AmazeVR concert reviews

 Upsahl was an artist I haven't heard of before but reading up about her, she grew up in Phoenix, Arizona (where I currently live) and from the 4 songs that I heard, she is versatile mixing in bedroom pop, indie pop, and alternative pop rock. I do hope she breaks out one day and I plan to catch a concert of hers the next time she tours. We begin by going through the Upsahl name and into a desert. She performs Drugs. Throughout the 4 songs, she doesn't use any backup dancers and instead briefly produces clones of herself in this song. She introduces herself briefly and then segues into the next song, Into my Body. The desert changes and becomes more lively. I do think the moments where the concert makes quick cuts can be a bit distracting for my eyes but Upsahl is energetic with her voice. Just like the Zara concert, the hands initally don't produce much other than waves. Like the Zara concert as well, there's an interlude where we get transported into a room full of lit...

 Between my review of the home edition of Enter The Hottiverse, AmazeVR finished production on a few other concerts and created an app to hold all of the concerts together (rather than release them one at a time). After a tutorial section (which I skipped), it brings you to the menu where there are options between Megan Thee Stallion's concerts, Ceraadi's one song performance, Zara Larsson's Concert, and upcoming slots for concerts from Aespa, Upsahl (Early Access on July 21st with the public release being a week later), and Kai. There is also a menu option to disable the rumble, Hand effects (but why would you), and allow you to enable a mixed reality option to see the hub overlaid across the room you are in. Ceraddi's song comes free with the app (which is also free) and the rest of the artists have a one song free demo. A concert pass for one year is sold with the rest of the artists for $7 each. After the concert is played through the full setlist, the option to beg...