Wordsmith of the week- SAM DOTIA
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Category: Folk
Get ‘Lost in the World’ of Hyson Green’s debut album.
Hyson Green have just released their much anticipated debut album. Aptly titled ‘Lost in the World’, the 10 track project
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JJ Draper’s new single addresses London’s worrying gang violence scene
Following the success of his previous EP, JJ Draper has taken inspiration from real life events for his newest EP,
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Pack your Fishermen’s Friends, Get your Life Belt, Film and Tv Theme writer, Witherow Sets Sail
Now what is that on the horizon, is it a series of just wonderfully entertaining songs that on a long
American Harpist Composes with Braille. The Musical Inspiration You Need in Isolation!
Whilst some musicians may look to predictable approaches and stick to one particular musical stream, New Mexico-born songstress Jessica Victoria
Embracing her Celtic Roots, Emily Jean Flack Releases the New Sound Of Electro-Folk with EP ‘Throwing Shapes’
Through bridging the traditional sounds of her homeland in Ontario to those of her current home in Limerick, the new
Indie-Folk Virtuoso Mark Shepherd Contemplates ‘The Grand Scheme of Things’
In some aspects, Mark Shepherd’s musical career may appear to be in reverse. For those whom ‘The Grand Scheme of Things‘ EP
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Introducing The Scaramouche of Sunbridgewells – Even Seagulls Swoon for The Captain of the Lost Waves
Setting sail from dockside, tales have passed from lip to cheek of The Captain of the Lost Waves – a celebration
Roxy Music, Tom Waits and Rodgers & Hammerstein Go Camping in France with Bill Magill
Concepts centred around jovial get-together in bars easily conjure certain images of bawdy behaviour, highly-charged raucousness, but most of all, togetherness. Last
A Scotsman, An Italian, a Frenchman and Two Tap Dancing Sax Players Walk into a Bar…
Having settled across the waters by a remote region in the shadow of the Pyrenees Mountains, Fergus McKay and his
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