Song Review/ Alt Folk : Hamish’s ‘Singing in My Soul’
In his song, ‘Singing in my Soul’, the artist crafts a slow and organic scene for the listener to settle down into. The rhythm is mellow, the acoustics are simple and raw.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Agneu’s ‘Air & Twigs’
Agneu is a singer-songwriter and alt folk artist. His latest release is ‘Air & Twigs’, where he explores spatial dimensions with fragile moments of music and melody. There’s a lot of minimalistic accents that detail the soundscape intricately.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Fish and Scale’s ‘Elf’
His latest release is ‘Elf’, an album that explores so many themes. From love to spirituality, to self, joy and soulfulness.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Solomon’s Seal’s ‘Goodbye’
His latest release is ‘Goodbye’, an exploration of emotion and the experience of bidding farewell.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Clara Quilichini’s ‘Off’
Her latest release is ‘Off’, a track that is crafted with luminous guitar acoustics, sweet violins and soft piano melodies.
Song Review/Alt Folk : Franxie’s ‘Stone’
‘Stone’ is the latest single from this artist. A floating piano line and vocal layers is all that is used in the track.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Last Crash’s ‘Will You Miss Me When I’m Gone’
His latest single is ‘Will You Miss Me When I’m Gone’, a track that is a thought expanded into a deep and immersive feeling. He fleshes it out.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Gideon Unna’s ‘Heaven is Here’
Gideon Unna has just released his latest track, ‘heaven is here’. An alt folk, acoustic track that is meant to immerse the listener in a sea of mellow bliss.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Podge Lane’s ‘The Coast’
His latest release is ‘The Coast’, a song that reflects on a love that was beautiful but burned too fast. And in that lost all its potential.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : James Lloyd Smith’s ‘Mystery’
His latest release is ‘Mystery’, an alt folk track that draws from deep spaces. It forms slowly, like valleys.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : The Storm Windows’ ‘Fiona’
The Storm Windows are an Americana Band. They light up the genre with their romantic interpretations and vintage craft. Their latest release is ‘Fiona (Live From Tank Recording Studio)’, a track that perfectly exemplifies this.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Finlay Birch’s ‘Weight Will Unwind’
Scottish singer-songwriter and alt folk artist, Finlay Birch has just released his latest album, ‘Weight Will Unwind’. His style is a dreamy blend of alt folk and soft pop in ways that lift you into another world.
Song Review/ Alt Folk - Finlay Birch’s ‘Inside Your Mind’
It’s as if the human experience has deepened. His latest release is ‘Inside Your Mind’, a track that plays out like a drizzle. You’re drenched in its soft sensibilities without knowing it.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : The Joff Lowson Trio’s ‘Little Door’
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Tonneau’s ‘O Father, O Mother’
His latest release is ‘O Father, O Mother’, a track that journeys through acoustics as if creating a language of its own.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Prem Byrne’s ‘Three Words’
His latest release is ‘Three Words’, a track in which the artist delves into the troubled relationship with his father.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : MLY’s ‘So Deep’
Her latest release is ‘So Deep’, a track that percolates, layer by layer into a life lived. And sensitive to it all, the vocals have that shimmering, fluid quality, like it’s alive.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Grey Jacks’ ‘With Who’
His latest release is ‘With Who’, an autobiographical storytelling that forms like a musical collage. With chunky raw folk acoustics blended with disco pop synths, neoclassicals, and an overarching theatrical allure.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Fred Presley’s ‘Sympathize’
Like in his latest acoustic rock track, ‘Sympathize’. The track has a fluid melody design and stream of consciousness vocal flow.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Michellar’s ‘Reverie … From Then Till Now’
Michellar’s latest album is ‘Reverie .. From Then Till Now’, a collection that readily demonstrates the prolific talent and musical abilities of Michellar.