Discovery: Son Tensei’s New Hip Hop Album Addresses Modern Disconnection
Son Tensei (the project of Chris Kramer) feels like a unique proposition. Based across Chicago, USA and Tokyo, Japan, Kramer raps in both English and Japanese, creating a hip-hop collection that stands out.
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Reality Distortion Talk New EP Ceasefire, Protest, and Surprise Influences
In July 2026, Reality Distortion came to my attention through their enchanting solidarity anthem Renaissance.
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Carl Kammeyer Works Through A Breakup with Soulful, Elegant Pop
Carl Kammeyer hit our radar in 2023 thanks to his indie-pop number One. The track piqued Jane’s interest enough to interview him about it.
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Remembering Dolly Parton
‘It takes a lot of money to look this cheap,’ Dolly Parton joked about her appearance.
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Album Review: Man/Woman/Chainsaw – Cannonball
Cannonball, the new album by Man/Woman/Chainsaw, is a significant development of the band’s sound. The music is more refined, mellow and seemingly more mature than their … Continue reading Album Review: Man/Woman/Chainsaw – Cannonball
Karen Salicath Jamali Continues Her Folk Exploration With Flighty New Single
Wild Birds Flying High is a thoughtful, exploratory new single from Denmark-born composer and pianist Karen Salicath Jamali.
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Discovery: Rumour Makes a Brief but Profound First Impression with New EP, Limerence
Sometimes you don’t have to say a lot to make a powerful statement. Rumour’s new EP, Limerence, runs for less than fifteen minutes, but makes an impression.
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Retro #5 – Underground Soul Music
Here at York Calling, we’re always on the lookout for music that manages to strike a genuine chord with us, regardless of the genre or style … Continue reading Retro #5 – Underground Soul Music
Album Review: Alan Mair – Field Of One
Alan Mair is technically best known as the founding bassist and driving force behind Scottish post-punk pioneers The Only Ones. However, Alan has long been a … Continue reading Album Review: Alan Mair – Field Of One
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