Three things you didn’t know about Son of William
Since Mancunian duo Son of William burst onto the scene, they’ve been wooing audiences with their stock-in-trade slow burners. Though
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Category: Folk
Album Preview: Slim Loris transform pain into pleasure with ‘Wild & Untamed’
An artist’s ability to transform personal pain into sonic pleasure is often their greatest asset. A band that know a
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Can We Please Take A Minute To Laugh At Trump?
Music and satire have always gone hand in hand, and ‘Satan’s In Heaven’ by Cholesterol Jones is no exception to
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Kalibé – The Sounds of Planet Earth
“a place where musicians from very different cultures and backgrounds play music which, though perhaps alien in origin, comes together
if JohnlikeJohn then I Like John
JohnlikeJohn might well be my favourite new discovery. He’s witty, sincere, poetic and kind of cool about it. His new
The sakura are ‘In Bloom’ with Julia Mascetti’s new E.P.
From the U.K to Japan; harpist and vocalist Julia Mascetti has given a hint of what’s to be expected from
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Neethusha: Tugging On Your Heartstrings With ‘Why Did I Lose You’
It is with great pleasure that I get to write about Neethusha, a singer-songwriter from Kerala, South India, who’s new single
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“She’s flying like a spaceman” – Pablo & The Appleheads prepare for album launch with ‘Zaida’
Barcelona based singer-songwriter Pablo Villavecchia and his band of “Appleheads” prepare for the release of their sophomore album Alessandra with an
Lisa Richards blends folk and jazz in new album
A Light From The Other Side is Lisa Richards’ new album set for release on 21st April, and the Australian
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Joe O’Donnell’s Shkayla Reissue ‘Gaodhal’s Vision’
Irish celtic-rock violinist, Joe O’Donnell, and his band Shkayla are reissuing their classic album, Gaodhal’s Vision, in celebration of its 40th
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