Jessie Kilguss – Fool’s Fight: Single Review
The new single from Brooklyn songstress Jessie Kilguss contemplates the ending of a relationship in the most melodic way imaginable.
Emma Miller – Siren: Single Review
A taster for the upcoming album from Edinburgh-based songstress Emma Miller. Siren, encapsulates the best and worst of humanity – all in one song.
Elles Bailey – Better Days: New single
Better Days – the next new single from the upcoming Elles Bailey album…
Eugene McGuinness – London: Single Review
London is the second new single of the year from Eugene McGuiness. It is a beautiful lament to the city he calls home.
Hannah Rarity – Christmas Came Early This Year: Single Review
One of Scotland ‘s finest voices, Hannah Rarity, with a touching charity single.
Maz O’Connor – Once I Had A Sweetheart: Single Review
A bold re-awakening and a fresh re-imagining from deep in Kent; it’s the return of Maz O’Connor!
The Owl Service – A Tribute to Sandy Denny: Single Review
The Owl Service collective pays tribute to the incomparable Sandy Denny with a pair of the finest songs that she was ever associated with.
Charm Of Finches – Meteor: New Single
Ahead of a run of upcoming UK tour dates next year, Charm Of Finches are back with a brand new
single, Meteor.
Stuart Anthony & Larry Beckett – Don’t Walk Away: New Single
Third single from the Beckett / Anthony / Friends collaboration on the songs of Jacques Brel.
Blackheart Orchestra – Winter Majesty: Single Review
Our old friends Blackheart Orchestra – ‘The World’s Smallest Orchestra’ – return with a winter anthem that finds warmth in the cold and light in the dark.
Aquakultre – What Are You Sayin’: Single Review
Lead single, What Are You Sayin’ provides a taster of what’s to come. on the forthcoming album singer/rapper/composer Aquakultre.
Stuart Anthony & Larry Beckett – I Love You: New Single
The next single is out from the Larry Beckett / Stuart Anthony & Friends collaboration on the songs of Jacques Brel.
The Royston Club – Cariad: Single Review
Emotionally powerful rock ballad confessing pain and true feelings from The Royston Club.
Captain Kaiser – Belgian Boy: Single Review
Antwerp punk rock powerhouse Captain Kaiser is back with their long-awaited fourth album Belgian Boy. The title track is the band’s latest single in support of the record and is an irresistible slice of emotive punk music.
Katherine Priddy – Matches: Single Review
First foretaste of These Frightening Machines, the forthcoming third album from wavemaker Katherine Priddy.