Elly Kellner – I Could Have Made A Child: EP Review
I Could Have Made A Child – an intriguing melodic sadcore collection from Elly Kellner to brighten up your day.
Sukh – Falling Asleep With The TV On: EP Review
Three tracks from Sukh, oft described as the singing doctor which massively understates his value as a genuine musical talent and key worker.
Daniel Nestlerode – Windrush: Album Review
Daniel Nestlerode combines traditional and original numbers on his excellent new album, Windrush.
Lucy Feliz – Last Of The Sun: Album Review
Being described simply as a singer-songwriter only provides the merest hint of the layers of paradox and enigma that lie within the grooves of Last Of The Sun – the new album from Lucy Feliz.
Why I Love: Lucy Feliz on Weyes Blood
We welcome Lucy Feliz to At The Barrier as she writes for us about the inspiration that Weyes Blood have on her and her music,
Saskia – Are You Listening?: Album Review
A collection of truly excellent songs, beautifully performed by an exceptional talent. Saskia asks Are You Listening?
Finnian – Under the Influence: Album Review
Under The Influence is the culmination of 2 years’ hard graft for Dundalk-based artist Finnian. The result is a collection of mature, polished and accomplished songs.
Why I Love: Tamsin Quin on Joni Mitchell
Tamsin Quin is an Acoustic Folk/Blues songwriter and musician from South West England. Here, she writes for us about the inspirational Joni Mitchell.
Sailing Stones – Polymnia: Album Review
Polymnia is the debut album from Sailing Stones. The work of Jenny Lindfors, it’s a quietly assured and confident collection.
Ultan Conlon – There’s a Waltz
Irish singer songwriter, Ultan Conlon delivers a quality and highly enjoyable fourth album in There’s A Waltz.