Album Review/ Roots Country : barn & Belle’s ‘Safe Travels’
Their latest release is ‘Safe Travels’, a nostalgic and reflective album that carries you through the difficult moments as you’re journeying through life.
Song Review/ Bachata Pop : Joe Nilson’s ‘Cuando despiertes con él’
‘Cuando despiertes con él’ is the artist’s latest single. It reveals his musical aura and vocal presence. The warm ooze of his Latin blues pop ambience made dynamic by the bachata rhythm stamp.
Song Review/ Blues : GIANFRANCO GFN’s ‘Traces of The World’
His latest release, ‘Traces of The World’ makes for a memorable journey with its winking blues, playful funk, and charismatic vocals.
Song Review/ Blues : Judith Owens’ ‘Mind is on Vacation’
Taken from this collection is the track, ‘Mind is on Vacation’, a track that comes alive with dotted melodies, bluesy guitar solos and a slow swinging groove. The blues and jazz blend into each other like rain clouds in the sky.
Album Review/ Jazz : Alexandre LAUGIER’s ‘What a dream it is’
His latest release is ‘What a dream it is’, an album in which you can experience the romance and romanticism of the artist’s style.
Song Review/ Blues : Judith Owens’ ‘That’s Why I Love My Baby’
In her latest release, ‘That’s Why I Love My Baby’, the artist lists the many reasons she loves her husband.
Album Review/ Blues : Kid Pan Alley’s ‘There’s a Song in Every Story’
‘On Our Way To Liberty’ is the album’s first track. With Lea Morris on the vocals, it is a blues night that gets into the fight for freedom.
Album Review/ Blues : Johnette Downing’s ‘My Little Snap Bean, Zydeco for Children’
Her latest release is ‘My Little Snap Bean, Zydeco for Children’, a blues album that has a little bit of that swing, and a whole lot of groove to last you for days on end.
Song Review/ Blues : Lewis Stubbs Junior’s ‘When I Hear’
In his latest single, ‘When I Hear’, he brings a feel good groove, warm vocals and a funk jazz soundscape.
Album Review/ Jazz : Ella Fitzpatrick’s ‘Big Band Reflections’
Her latest release is the ‘Big Band Reflections’ album, a fifteen track collection. So vast and wonderful in its jazz and blues, it makes you happy and joyful.
Album Review/ Blues : Blues Corner’s ‘All That We Are’
Blues Corner have just released their latest album, ‘ALL THAT WE ARE’. The band covers it all. All kinds of blues. The slow, the fast and the groovy. Just a great way to spend the afternoon with.
Song Review/ Blues : Wattmore & Allan Caswell’s ‘t’s Called Love… It’s Called the Blues’
Wattmore and Allan Caswell have released ‘It’s Called Love… It’s Called the Blues’, a track that gets into the slow burn blues. Weaving the atmosphere with hypnotic tones and sensibilities, they reveal an intense and intimate passion for the blues.
Song Review/ Blues : Blues Corner’s ‘Piggy Back Blues’
Their latest release is ‘Piggy Back Blues’, a track that is made with the most vintage melodic and vocal pallets.
Song Review/ Blues : Svarp the Harp’s ‘Hoochie Coochie Man’
His song, ‘Hoochie Coochie Man’, a cover of the 1954 release is especially special. The blues are old, dripping with that era’s richness, ethos, and nostalgia.
Song Review/ Pop Ballad : Ferdinand Rennie’s ‘Someone to Remember Me’
His latest release is ‘Someone to Remember (2025 version)’, a track that is made like a romantic movie.
Album Review/ Folk : Nothing Concrete’s ‘The Imperfectionist’
Their latest release is ‘The Imperfectionists’ is a collection of their latest flow, their newest jam. It’s so interesting how they contextually involve the culture of music within each other. In each track, it is a different mosaic, a river to flow with.
Song Review/ Alternative : Gianfranco GFN’s ‘Boulevard de l'Amour "Fall In Love’
Gianfranco GFN’s versatility as a musician especially peaks in his latest release ‘‘Boulevard de l'Amour "Fall In Love’. Craftily blending rock, jazz, blues, and R&B/ soul, he speculates on the dreamy experience of falling in love.
Single Review/ Blues : Ken Woods’ ‘Ride the Rails’
The release, ‘Ride the Rails’ (2023) is seemingly made to emulate the rhythm, the rustic life and style of riding the rails.
Song Review/ Blues : Shyfrin Alliance’s ‘Buddha Blues’
Shyfrin Alliance creates a smoky, hypnotic room of blues in his latest release, ‘Buddha Blues’. The artist is known for his compositional genius, especially in the ways he crafts the theme into life
Song Review/ Blues : Strange and The Familiars’ ‘Pretty Red Dress’
Their latest track is ‘Pretty Red Dress’, a track that is colored dark red, maroon with romance.