Carey Clayton is a Los Angeles, USA-based alternative folk singer songwriter who I first featured on the blog last summer through his captivating album Gradually, Suddenly. Now he’s back with a new single. It’s called Zen Garden.
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Nobody’s Wolf Child is an alternative folk artist whose music we’ve been following since the beginning of the year. Bringing a unique perspective and dramatic flair to her sound, she never fails to impress. Her latest, the start of a new trilogy of tracks, is called Green Fires.
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Aliénore is a Berlin, Germany-based, French-British alternative folk singer songwriter. Through her ethereal new track Paradise Lost she has created a whole new genre – dubbed “witchy” pop.
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Eliza Delf is a Norwich-based alternative folk artist who has just hit my radar through her imaginative new album Into The Wilderness. Here’s my track by track review.
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Issac Neilson is a Buxton-based alternative rock artist who has been working with artists in studios for years. He’s now released his own debut single, exploring the concepts of nostalgia and inertia. It’s called The Fall.
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1.0.8. is the performing name of Andrew Stewart, a North Yorkshire-based artist who I’ve featured before on the blog. It was the originality of Andrew’s sound that first caught my attention, with genre descriptions proving elusive when I reviewed his single Creature. With that in mind, I was keen to hear more from him, so thought I’d give his new album Devotion a listen.
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Ned Stranger is an alternative folk singer songwriter based in Brighton. His new EP tackles existentialism and how it has been explored in literature. It’s called Enter The Hero. Here’s my track by track review.
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