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.
Ella Clayton’s Folk Mystique Extends to The Ethereal in ‘Come Pass The Time’
‘Come Pass The Time’ is her latest release. A song that is so beautifully vocal that it leads you to the brink of the ethereal.