Song Review/ Acoustic : Fiona Amaka’s ‘Love That Fills My World’
Fiona Amaka’s latest release, ‘Love That Fills My World (Acoustic Version)’ is a song about a love so big, so deep, so generous, and so consuming that it fills up a whole world.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Dan Whitehouse’s ‘Only Love’
Dan Whitehouse creates a thoughtful expanse with his latest release, ‘Only Love’. The track celebrates love by delving into its depth.
Song Review/ Indian Folk : Shreya Pujari’s ‘Naoriya’
In her latest release, ‘Naoriya’, she sings about her desire to find her love and life partner.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Martin Lloyd Howard’s ‘Selene’
In his track, ‘Selene’, the artist weaves a thin string of acoustic guitar across a dreamy summer night.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Steel & Velvet’s ‘Orphan’s Lament’
Taken from the album is ‘Orphan’s Lament’, the breakout track that perfectly captures the vast stylistic range of the artist.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Martin Lloyd Howard’s ‘Winter’s Light’
His latest release is ‘Winter’s Light’, an acoustic instrumental that captures the softness, moodiness, and silence of the theme.
Song Review/ Latin : Valeria Stewart’s ‘El DÃa Más Oscuro’
Her latest release is ‘El DÃa Más Oscuro’ or ‘The Darkest Day’, a track that forms as if in transition.
Album Review/ Acoustic : Andy Z’s ‘My Voice’
Andy Z’s latest album is ‘My Voice’, a playful, quirky, alt pop-jazz collection that features an array of feel-goodness. The artist has such an easy and effortless way of creating these crafty, chunky, and character rich soundscapes.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Larry Karpenko’s ‘Believe the Promise’
His latest release is ‘Believe the Promise’, a track that sends out a message of hope and strength.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Neil C Young’s ‘Aggenanonaggen’
His latest release, ‘Aggenanonaggen (Acoustic)’ is proof of that. The track flows on a flatland, wandering its landscape like roads. He scales his melodies and with it, his performance.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Mary Simone’s ‘Hold On’
Her latest release is ‘Hold On’, a soulful composition that lends the strength to see beauty, find joy, and silver lines of heartache.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Anjalts’ ‘Just Stay 4 A While’
Just Stay 4 A While’ is atmospheric in the most soft and supple way. The emotion is so deep and pure that it seems ethereal. And that is how it is presented.
E.G Phillips’s Poetic Ethos Blooms in ‘The Albatross Song (Mellow Like)’
His latest release is ‘The Albatross Song (Mellow Like)’, a track that spreads out, arms, legs, wings, and thoughts reaching to touch the horizon.
EP Review/ Acoustic Instrumental : M. Haiux’s ‘The Cold Nights of Late December’
His compositional baseline so elegantly and effortlessly ties into life and its moments. ‘The Cold Nights of Late December’ EP is M. Haiux’s latest release.
Album Review/ Horror Folk : Concetta Abbate’s ‘LAMINARIA’
Concetta Abbate along with The Concetta Ensemble present their latest album, ‘LAMINARIA’, an affecting blend of classicals with theatrics and performances that flow immersively into horror themes.
Tim Camrose’s ‘Fly Again’ : An Acoustical Alt Folk Gem
His latest release is ‘Fly Again’, a track that diminishes the hold that contracts like time, age, youth, and grief has on people
Jane N’ The Jungle : ‘Life of the Party (Acoustic)’
In their latest release, ‘Life of the Party (Acoustic)’, the group rehashes the original track, forging it with the measured, deep, and contemplative acoustic ambience.
Enjoy The Rich Acoustic Platter of Aoun’s ‘Shears’
AOUN has just released ‘Shears’, his third single leading up to his upcoming concept album, ‘The Shepherd and All Her Beautiful Sheep’.
Colin Stauber Live At Coke Studio
Colin Stauber is a very eloquent singer-songwriter. His work is marked by vivid melody and narrative frames that immerse you in listening experience. The artist is devoted to exploring the pathways of musical healing and positivity. So you can expect profound perspectives that open up your life.
Escape Into The Surreal Melancholy of Brian Hingerty’s ‘Storm’
‘Storm’ is the latest release from Brian Hingerty. A tranquil soliloquy of a lonely man stuck indoors because of the storm.