Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Chris Oledude’s ‘We Will Get Through This’
His latest release is ‘We Will Get Through This’ featuring artist and vocalist Yanitza Lee.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Kaleb Hikele’s ‘Slowly’
Kaleb Hikele is a Canadian singer-songwriter and alt folk artist. ‘Slowly’ is the artist’s latest release, a track that blends soft acoustics with a contemporary vocal style.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Kevin Honold’s ‘Two Lovers in the Summer’
His latest release is ‘Two Lovers in the Summer’, a luminous, acoustic, dreamy, romantic song about two people who met and fell in love in the summer.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Broken Colours’ ‘Before the Sun’
Album Review/ Alt Folk : The Amanda Emblem Experiment’s ‘The Wod’
Her latest release is ‘The Wood’ album, a collection that explores jazz with folk components, instrumentals and textures. It’s like watching a wildlife show.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Michellar’s ‘September’
Michellar’s ’September’ traces the faint lines of the dying summer. The track is a goodbye to all that summer is.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Wes Kirkpatrick’s ‘That Kind of Love’
‘That Kind of Love’ is the artist’s latest release, exploring a love that opens you up to the world in so many different ways.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Sam Garrett’s ‘Be Free’
Weaving it into a contemporary folk composition, Sam Garrett presents his latest single, ‘Be Free’.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Cody Piper’s ‘Ode to a Lost Love’
‘Ode to a Lost Love’ is the artist's latest release, an alt-folk track. It is a ballad of the modern world with moments of contemporary pop expanding into it.
Song Review/ Folk Pop : Rachael Sage’s ‘Canopy’
In her latest release, ‘Canopy’, she traces the wealth and wisdom of womanhood, celebrating it with a settled and silent power.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Elephant Moon’s ‘Where Were You’
With his debut single, ‘Where Were You’, Elephant Moon aka Anders Dal, crafts an alt folk horizon that transfers the experiences of reality to a dreamlike, almost surreal space.
Song Review/Alt Folk : Oreaganomics’ ‘Audacity’
Taken from their album, ‘Introducing…. Shane’, ‘Audacity’ is a single that explores a whole different arena of alt folk. The band leverages the versatility of acoustics and blues to take us to soft and nostalgic places.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Sam Garrett’s ‘One Family’
That’s what he does with his latest single, ‘One Family’, a song in which he explores the beauty of peace, community, harmony, and love.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : John Kolar’s ‘Skipping Stones’
In his latest single, ‘Skipping Stones’, he journeys through the countryside, through mountains to moments of nostalgia, of childlike joy.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Hybrid Kid’s ‘Cry’
His latest release is ‘Cry’, a somber, gloomy and dazing track that flies into the alternative radar.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Rosetta West’s ‘Snake 25’
Their latest release is ‘Snake 25’, a track that delves into the significance of the year of snake, 2025.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Downtown Patriot’s ‘Mother’s Arms’
The artist's latest release is ‘Mother’s Arms’ , a track about a soldier’s homecoming.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Crayola Lectern’s ‘Stars Over Louth’
His latest release is ‘Stars Over Louth’, a track that projects a contemplative world. The melodies are measured and melodic in ways that marry neoclassicals with alt folk.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Cristina Movileanu’s ‘Beauty Cleanse The Mind’
‘Beauty Cleanse the Mind’ is a track that explores the warm affluence of beauty, of Nature’s vastness. And what comes out of it is a healing journey, so purely informed by the sanguine sentiments of blue skies, sunsets, snowflakes, and stars.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Chapelton’s ‘Oh Lover’
In his latest release, ‘Oh, Lover’ featuring Charlotte Churchman, the artist follows the desperate and irrevocable ways of true love.