Gracie Abrams – Good Riddance: Album Review
Gracie Abrams makes a return with her debut album proper, following the release of 2021’s This Is What It Feels Like EP.
Annie Dressner to head out on tour: News
Annie Dressner; one half of the David Ford/Annie Dressner duo; will head out on tour in September.
Maz O’Connor – What I Wanted: Album Review
Maz O’Connor returns with her eagerly awaited follow up to 2019’s impressive Chosen Daughter.
Steve Dawson – At The Bottom Of A Canyon In The Branches Of A Tree: Album Review
Steve Dawson showcases his wide array of musical skills on his new album which oozes ’70s singer-songwriter charm whilst being entirely of the moment.
Denney releases new single: News
Emma Denney releases her brand new single, Chemicals. If you like your lyrics personal and your synths all warm and fuzzy then this is for you.
Jon Gomm – The Faintest Idea: Album Review
A unique mix of warmth and virtuosity from Blackpool-born acoustic guitar supremo, Jon Gomm.
Laura Fell – Safe From Me: Album Review
Laura Fell releases Safe From Me; an exquisite debut from London-based singer-songwriter who is a trained psychotherapist.
Laura Fell releases new single: Interview
Laura Fell has announced her debut full-length ‘Safe from Me’ on former music journal turned record label, Balloon Machine Records. Her new single, Bone Of Contention is released today. We caught up with Laura to ask her about the new single, and her new album.
Badly Drawn Boy – Banana Skin Shoes: Album Review
Damon Gough aka Badly Drawn Boy, one of Britain’s finest songwriters, returns after nearly a decade with Banana Skin Shoes.
Siobhan Miller – All Is Not Forgotten: Album Review
The fourth studio album from Siobhan Miller, one of the key singer-songwriters to emerge from Scotland in recent times. All Is Not Forgotten is a beautifully crafted set.
Basia Bulat – Are You In Love?: Album Review
Basia Bulat is a Canadian singer from Montreal. She is set to release her fifth album at the end of March. We take a listen to Are You In Love?
Carus Thompson – Shakespeare Avenue: Album Review
Australian folk singer/songwriter and storyteller Carus Thompson launches his seventh solo album with a backup team anyone would like to have on the bench.
Ian Prowse – Sheffield City Hall: Live Review
Playing as main support to Elvis Costello, Ian Prowse delivers a lesson in how to warm up a crowd.
Matt McGinn – Lessons Of War: Album Review
Matt McGinn releases his fourth full length album. Lessons Of War is a stunning selection of songs that speak of the impact of war and conflict.
John Blek – Embers: Album Review
John Blek releases his fifth solo album; The Embers. The Cork songwriter delivers a wonderfully evocative experience.