Song Review/ Folk : The Far North’s ‘The Sailor and the Sea’
Taken from the album is ‘The Sailor and The Sea’, a track that unpacks the irrevocable bond between the two, one that becomes sacred and irreplaceable.
Song Review/ Folk : Klarstein.rocks’ ‘Under Dim & Shaking Lights’
Their latest release is the ‘Under Dim & Shaking Lights’ album, a collection that was started in the 90s and is now seeing fruition.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Shweta Harve’s ‘Have You Loved Like A Tree?’
Shweta Harve is a singer-songwriter and artist. Her latest release is ‘Have You Loved Like A Tree?’, a track that reveals not only her musical virtuoso but a poetic grace and a soft spirit.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Tonje Gravningsmyhr
The depth of the emotion and the forged layers of composition have such a compelling effect on the listener. Her latest release is the ‘Maze’ album, an eleven track collection that tells introspective tales.
Song Review/ Indie : Allie Crummy’s ‘Entropy’
Her latest release is ‘Entropy’, a track that discovers the randomness of the theme and represents them in interesting ways.
Song Review/ Folk Pop : Tia Lamb’s ‘Like Mother Like Daughter’
Her latest release is ‘Like Mother Like Daughter’. It’s a dreamy song. Flavored with light acoustic dalliance, gentle synth color, and a chamber pop build, the track is so vivid and real.
Song Review/ Folk : Elephant Moon’s ‘149 Northbound’
If you like your folk aged well, then Elephant Moon’s ‘149 Northbound’ is the track for you. The song is made with a deep acoustic resonance.
Song Review/ Folk : Liz Nash’s ‘Ducks Fly to Florida’
Where there is Liz Nash, there is a cozy folk track. Her latest release is ‘Ducks Fly to Florida’, a composition that is made with sweet thoughtfulness.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Fish and Scale’s ‘Tapestry’
The artist’s latest release is ‘Tapestry’, a song that asks for a love that runs deep, that understands and floats into an unconditional space.
Song Review/ Folk Country : David Scott Weaver’s ‘Two’
In his song ‘Two’, the artist tells the story of two people who fall in love and start a life.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Mandybom’s ‘Dream it, Spell it, Feel it’
Her latest release is ‘Dream It, Spell It, Feel It’, a country pop song. It is enriched with expressive acoustics, warm melodies and an uplifting vocal spell.
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/ Folk : Kate Kristine’s ‘stranger I can’t tell’
Her latest release is ‘stranger I can’t tell’, is a song about love and loss. In the aftermath of a breakup, the protagonist explores the gaping hole in her life where the love had been.
Song Review/ Folk : Callum Kerrigan’s ‘Daisies’
For his latest release, ‘Daisies’, he crafts a folk song. With bare instrumentals and an even more bare vocal line, he confesses his life experience.
Song Review/ Folk : Ed Boxall’s ‘Polar Bear’
Ed Boxall is a singer-songwriter and alt folk artist. His latest song, ‘Polar Bear’ brims with a sense of preciousness.
Song Review/ Folk : Sean Griffin’s ‘I’m in Love for Christmas’
If you’re curating a holiday playlist, then this latest release by Sean Griffin titled ‘I’m in Love for Christmas’ has to be in it.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Mark Anthony Bartolo’s ‘Up Brown’
His latest release is ‘Up Brown’, a folk tapestry that blends storytelling with human experience.
Album Review/ Folk : Jackie Conn’s ‘Baking Day’
Jackie Conn’s debut album, ‘Baking Day’ comes like a summer breeze. It lightens the atmosphere around you with its calming folk and enriching nostalgia.
Song Review/ Folk : Mangy Mutt’s ‘Misery Loves Company’
If you want to be immersed in the current of sonic theatrics, then this song, ‘Misery Loves Company’ by Mangy Mutt is for you.
Song Review/ alt folk : Tim Woodbridge’s ‘ Pure Vital’
For his latest release, ‘Pure Vital’, he creates an atmosphere of reflective melancholy. A song that blends stylistic glimmers of The Beatles, Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, Simon & Garfunkel, and Gary Jules.