Lisa Crawley – What You Can Do: Single Review
New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & sessioneer Lisa Crawley previews her forthcoming EP.
John Barlass
John has been a music obsessive since he first heard 'Love Me Do' seeping out of the family radio in 1962. he spent a career in the rail industry before turning back to his first love of music. He plays bass guitar and melodeon, loves folk/rock and lives in Warwick.
Steve Tilston – Last Call: Album Review
So here we are. 54 years on from his 1971 debut album, Acoustic Confusion, venerable singer-songwriter Steve Tilston has issued his last offering.
Ben Stubbs – We Are Men: Single Review
Isle of Wight singer-songwriter Ben Stubbs is back. New single We Are Men is a charity release, timed to tie in with World Music Therapy Day.
Basia Bulat – Basia’s Palace: Album Review
Montreal-based singer-songwriter Basia Bulat finds a new direction – without neglecting her folk roots – on her 7th album, Basia’s Palace.
Signia Alpha – Wonderland: Album Review
Psychedelia, folk, Beatle influences and a generous dash of humour – it’s all here on Wonderland, the new mini-album from Matt Webster and his Signia Alpha ensemble
Lee “Scratch” Perry and Friends – Land of Kinks: The Jamaican Upsetter Singles – 1970: Album Review
A sprawling insight into the birth of dub reggae via Lee “Scratch” Perry – with a few poppy treats thrown for good measure…
ESINAM & Sibusile Xaba – Ready To Love: Single Review
ESINAM and Sibulsile Xaba preview their forthcoming debut album with a single that blends influences from their respective cultures.
Chris Brain – New Light: Album Review
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Chris Brain channels Drake, McTell and others as he contemplates transformation, nostalgia and tenderness in times of vulnerability on New Light – his third album
Gleb Kolyadin – Mobula: Album Review
Mesmerizing and hypnotic tunes from Iamthemorning pianist/composer Gleb Kolyadin and his ensemble.
Matt Edible & The Obtuse Angels – The Optometrist: Album Review
Punk, Balladry, Americana, Britpop, Metal and Folk – all are present and correct on this latest offering from Hull legend Matt Edible.
Wryn – Slow Down: Single Review
Third single from the forthcoming Shapes album by Santa Barbara indie/folk singer-songwriter, Wryn: A delightfully relaxing song and message.
The Blackheart Orchestra & Beth Eliza – Temperance, Leamington Spa: Live Review
Blackheart Orchestra bring their multi-instrumental magic to the compact confines of Leamington’s Temperance. Two people, one great sound…
The GPs – In 1981 There Was… The GPS: Album Review
Rediscovered recordings of the short-lived folk-rock ‘Supergroup,’ The GPs. Could this be the spark for an unexpected reunion??
Laura Fell – Outlines: Single Review & new album news
An album, an EP, a sweet new single and a fervent appeal. It’s all happening in the busy world of Laura Fell.
Sunny War – Armageddon In A Summer Dress: Album Review
Bitterness and anger dressed in a sweet retro-soul coating. Album #8 from Sunny War is her best yet!