Getting Older by Kane Miller, an unabashed exploration of love, loss and remorse that feels all too familiar and deeply personal
As I sit here writing this, 3 weeks after Kane Miller’s single, “Getting Older” was released on the...
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As ‘Be Patient’ by Nora Anna evolves the soothing, layered vocals transform into ethereal harmonies, so comforting you feel like you’ve known her forever
Dear millennials, relationships are hard these days, but I may have just found the anthem we all need....
Siv Jakobsen’s beautiful song ‘Island’ makes solitude seem a little less lonely
It's a strange thing when I listen to Siv Jakobsen’s 'Island' for the first time and I feel...
Land and Ocean – ‘Jenny’s Song’ ” Two immovable musical masses, simultaneously surrendering and conquering one another. Day in; day out.”
Music has the power to change the world. It can tear down walls, extinguish the flames of hatred,...
Wolf & Moon (Indie Folk)
We are Wolf & Moon, an Indie Folk duo from Berlin. As our upcoming concerts have been rescheduled...
Weird Ones by Matt Holubowski is a tour de force of melancholy, dream-sequenced vignettes, where visions and tales abound [album review]
Accomplished Canadian songwriter, Matt Holubowski is a master of the understated, a tour guide of the ethereal and...
Indie/Folk/Pop Playlist – March 2020 [1 hour compilation]
The best NEW Indie, Folk and Pop in the new March 2020 indie playlist. Subscribe to be the...
Josh Kumra – I Dare You – If you long to remember that feeling of having a song penetrate your being and ride the FM waves of your heart, look no further
When was the last time that you were truly moved by a piece of music; can you remember?...
Linelions – We Are Safer is a true and honest account of the perils and pitfalls of being simultaneously in and out of love
Have you ever encountered two things that by all logical comprehension shouldn’t fit together yet somehow they just...
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...
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’...
Sam Wickens – Ravens & Crows | A mournful tribute to the poetic art moulded from pain
There are some songs that immediately grasp your attention. However, Sam Wickens’, ‘Ravens and Crows’, is a ballad...
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...
Dean Maywood – Jane
Dean Maywood ’s early 2019 release of single, Jane gives hope and deliverance to a genre lost, but...
Green Dolphin – No More Matchstick Eyes
The make up of the verses is sparse, comprising initially of just a single guitar and Sam Baker’s almost lethargic and Dylan-esqe vocal. This enables the lyrics to carry the song, which really frees Baker up to tell the story that he wants to tell.
Sarah Banker – Lately
Acoustic melodies of the guitar with contemporary vibes best describe Sarah Banker, an Arizona native who recently moved...
Emily And Jake – Last Bus to Portland
From my comfy armchair on a warm summer night in England (yes, they do exist), I’m wondering if...
Easy Wanderlings – Faces
I’m conflicted about summer. As the city around me escapes to bucolic gulf islands and pristine mountain lakes...
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