Celebrate the Spirit of Giving with Davie Furey’s New Single, “Christmas Eve”
As the festive season approaches, there’s a song that encapsulates the warmth, reflection, and generosity of Christmas. Davie Furey’s latest single, “Christmas Eve,” is out now, spreading holiday cheer while making a difference. A Song with a Heartfelt Purpose “Christmas Eve” isn’t just a celebration of the season; it’s a commitment to helping those in …
Acoustic Band The Breath Release Their Moving New Single Land of My Other From Their Upcoming Album of the Same Name
THE BREATH are pleased to share the title-track from their forthcoming album, “Land of My Other”. The song is tight, organic, invigorating – featuring a Planxty-style flute break by Ríoghnach Connolly and Stuart McCallum on acoustic and baritone acoustic guitars, merging patterns echoed on piano provided by Thomas Bartlett. “On this album Ríoghnach is really …
US Folk Artist, Reece Sullivan, and his Latest Release, ‘Gethsemane’
Fans of Bob Dylan! If you’re in need of folk music that will blow you away, then you nee to know about Reece Sullivan! Having just released his third album, ‘Gethsemane’, Sullivan brings us pure, unadulterated folk music that showcases some of the best lyrical, vocal and musical ability around. Make sure that you don’t …
NEW SINGLE: Love Letter to his Wife with ‘Mykonos’ by Crabb
Are you on the lookout for a new artist to sink your teeth into? We have just the suggestion for you! Releasing his single ‘Mykonos’ on January 25th as he prepares for the eventual release of his album, ‘English American’. Having started the project with producer and friend, the late, great Steve Brown 20 years …
A Burn’s Night Special: 5 Scottish Artists to Soundtrack your Burns Night tumbler of Whiskey
From the raw sounds of the acoustic guitar and pipes to the delicate melodies of the fiddle and Celtic harp, the traditional components of Scottish music transports us to the rolling hills and picturesque villages of Scotland. Whether they involve the classic upbeat acoustics of traditional Scottish music, or simply draw from the beautiful landscape …
Son of William Add to Manchester’s Musical Dominance
Manchester – musically, forever entwined with Madchester, The Smiths, Elbow and seemingly a zillion other bands, it’s a place which cherishes its homegrown talent but isn’t afraid when someone new comes on the block to embrace them with open arms. As such, there can be any number of scenes existing in the city at any …
Slim Loris and the Country Rock Sound of Sweden!
The Alt-Country boom in the mid-90’s was quite a thing – country as a genre had long been derided as rhinestones and fake smiles, but even before the commercial rebirth of Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson, bands had openly embraced the genre and added their own sympathetically subtle embellishments. Acts such as Giant …
Three Cheers for Cholesterol Jones!
As we tremble in the corner of the pub, waiting for the inevitable nuclear apocalypse, it’s comforting to know that some brave souls are picking up their guitars and setting them to stun. Splitting his time between the US and London, Cholesterol Jones is both an animator and a musician, using these skills to set …
‘Land of Hope’: a new protest song from Beldon Haigh
Scottish singer songwriter has already written himself into the history books, being one of the only modern day curators of protest songs, but now he is back with ‘Land of Hope’- a song inspired by the refugee crisis which has seen so much exposure in the media of late. Beldon started off his career back …
‘Schtum’ by Lunacre
Cambridge based band, Lunacre have released the intriguing video for their track, ‘Schtum’. The video takes a strong stance against social media, deploring the modern world in which we live where people are obsessed with online gratification. It follows a man walking around town with his head down, engrossed with his phone; a not uncommon …