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.
Album Review/ Gothic Folk : Hoxsey’s ‘Harvest Moon Sessions’
His latest release is the ‘Harvest Moon Sessions’, a collection that expresses gothic folk from the perspective of lofi ambience, toned down alt rock and experimental production.
Song Review/ Roots Folk : The Joff Lowson Trio’s ‘Fire on the Hillside’
Roots-folk, banjo and bluegrass. That’s what you’ll get from The Joff Lowson Trio’s latest release, ‘Fire on the Hillside’. The track is playful and dynamic, thanks to the banjo melodies.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : The Graceland Conspiracy’s ‘We Are Chaos’
Their latest release is ‘We Are Chaos’, an alt folk track that is raised beautifully with delightful vocals and fresh melodies.
Album Review/ Indie Folk : Podge Lane’s ‘Ebb and Flow and The Great Unknown’
His latest release is the ‘Ebb and Flow and The Great Unknown’ album, a collection that philosophically and many a times poetically reflects on the journey of life.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Dave Hill Jr.’s ‘Chasing Stars’
Dave Hill Jr. has just released ‘Chasing Stars’. Once again, with his disarming simplicity and plain vocal style, he gets us swirled and involved in his thoughts and emotions.
Song Review/ Folk : Mary Tuttle’s ‘God in the Wild’
Mary Tuttle has just released her latest EP, ‘God in the Wild’, a collection of alt folk tracks that are performed with a heart full of light and warmth. It immediately transfers, like sweetness in honey.
Song Review/ Folk Country : Stephen Webber’s ‘Here We Go’
Stephen Webber’s latest release, ‘Here We Go’, featuring friend and fellow artist, Annette Philip. Together, they craft and cultivate a fun and carefree spirit with which you can face life.
Song Review/ Folk : Adam Wedd’s ‘Steamtrain’
If you like country music the way John Mayer makes them, then you’ll love Adam Wedd. Especially his latest release, ‘Steamtrain’.
Album Review/ Folk Rock : David Scott Weaver’s ‘Songs of Hope and Resistance’
His latest release is the ‘Songs of Hope and Resistance’ album. The songs are simple, heartfelt and deal with daily life. So they’re accessible, relatable and delightfully engaging.
Song Review/ Folk : Ridge Banks’ ‘Searching For Savannah’
His latest release is ‘Searching For Savannah’, a track that is meant to comfort, soothe and bring peace to a community that has lost a beautiful little girl.
EP Review/ Folk : Zachary Mason’s ‘Welcome To My Heart’
Emotions, feelings, reflections, what have you. It is a beautiful vehicle to journey through them. His latest release is ‘Welcome To My Heart’, a three track EP that best features his style.
Song Review/ Folk : Den Edie’s ‘Oh, Dear Lord!’
His latest release is ‘Oh Dear Lord’. It has a remarkable spirit to it. Urgent and dynamic in a way that wakes the listener up.
Song Review/ Folk : Fish and Scale’s ‘Holy Man’
Fish and Scale has just released his latest track, ‘Holy Man’. A folk song that is as light as air itself. It has a floating rhythm, suspended in a way that feels like it’s still but also in momentous motion.
Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Deb Varn’s ‘Forgetting to Remember’
Her latest release is ‘Forgetting to Remember’, a track in which acoustic guitar melodies flow, intertwining with reflective vocals and a lifting tempo.
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.