Jordan Paul – Night Moon [EP review] one of those creatives that can channel other artists without gross misconduct
Now that the 2019 holidays are in the books, I was looking for the perfect antidote for the...
Tag Archives: Folk
Hy Brasil, Songs of the Irish in Latin-America
These songs of the Irish in Latin America tell of bold and beautiful visions of the new world. Like the mythical island of Irish folklore, "Hy Brasil," the visions dissipate and the songs are what remain as an imprint or map of that lost Island.
Patrick Jordan – A Woman Like You | Remembering what real Blues not only sounds like – but feels like
Think back, if you can, to a time long since forgotten. A time where smoke-filled lounge bars occupied...
South for Winter – All We Have is set as a classic folk song but with marvelous musical slow burn
There was a time in my life when I was a moody teenager and would refuse to listen...
Interview with Meiko – State of Independence
Should I even attempt to define Meiko’s sound? That’s who this feature is about by the way. I...
Lightnin’ Luke – Volume 2 is chock full of tales and woes from old-timey American culture
Sick of your music right now? Anytime you need an album full of captivating songwriting or need to...
Brit Drozda – Make Something Beautiful | Album Review
Having already come across Brit’s last single, “Ribbon” - featured by FTLOB here - it was a delight...
Wanna Be a Woman by Angela Aux is light-hearted, purposeful and brilliant
When going through submissions, I’m always looking for something that stops me in my tracks; something that often...
Dan Owen – Run Me Down: An Anthemic Tour De Force
Dan Owen released his brand new single on May 10th titled ‘Run Me Down’. This sultry release is...
Owen Denvir – Green Light (Acoustic): A meditative tale about longing, vulnerability and hope
Belfast's very own multi-instrumentalist storyteller, Owen Denvir, returns with a rousing, stripped back rendition of Green Light. Originally...
Joe Kaplow – Mavourneen | An escape from the stressful complications of modern society
If you’re a fan of Ben Howard or Bon Iver, then here’s a track for you: ‘Mavourneen’ is...
Of Sea and Stone – I Love You, Goodbye | Loving and Leaving, Joy and Pain, Hope and Desperation
Ah, the Crossroads - the lovely yet baffling crossroads. The precarious moment of truth where our ‘other choices’...
September’s Birds – Colors On The Ground
Winter in Wisconsin is cold and sometimes gray, sometimes never-ending, mid-western by all accounts, but apparently not devoid...
August Knight – I Won’t Be There In The Morning PREMIERE
Delicately and with some trepidation, August Knight introduces himself to his audience with his dry, sobersided, acoustic guitar...
Brit Drozda – Ribbon
I’ve often heard this past year being referred to as “The Year of the Woman”. That couldn’t really...
Dean Maywood – Jane
Dean Maywood ’s early 2019 release of single, Jane gives hope and deliverance to a genre lost, but...
Eric Long – Hey Now Baby
Folk singer-songwriter Eric Long released his debut album last year, and on February 1st of this year, uploaded...
The Bridge City Sinners – Witches’ Wrath
When you think of the music of Appalachia and the recent uptick of folk/punk bands onto this scene,...
Sarah Banker – Lately
Acoustic melodies of the guitar with contemporary vibes best describe Sarah Banker, an Arizona native who recently moved...
Matt Portland – South Destruction / As Summer Slowly Fades
Both songs have a delicacy and a soul that many singer-songwriters don’t manage to capture. Every element of South Destruction blends together perfectly to create a melancholy late-night mood that would fit perfectly into many a film soundtrack.
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