Discovery: Singing River take us to Americana country with new album
Singing River debut on our blog with their new Americana album, Talkin’ Destination Blues.
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Singing River debut on our blog with their new Americana album, Talkin’ Destination Blues.
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Love, Time & Mortality asks big questions while keeping things personal for Americana veterans, Mike Montrey Band.
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Rusty Reid is a Seattle, USA-based Americana artist who has appeared on this blog a few times before. Never one to mince his words, his tracks often focus on the darker side of American life. His latest is a barely-disguised swipe at a prominent politician stateside. See if you can work out who it is…
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Kristen Grainger & True North are an Eugene, USA-based Americana act who has just caught my attention through their hard-hitting new song Buckeye State.
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The One Eighties are an American duo that first came to our attention over the summer through their impressive debut single Dead Star Light. True to form, they’re back with another that’s equally captivating. It’s called No King.
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Glass Cabin is the duo of Americana musician David Flint and singer songwriter Jess Brown. With over a decade experience in the industry, co-producing for other artists, they’ve decided to release their own material in the form of their debut, self-titled EP. Here’s my track by track review.
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It’s been a good twelve months for local singer songwriter Rachel Croft. Last autumn she released her EP Reap What You Sow to much acclaim. The title track then went on to be used in the BBC/Netflix show Rebel Cheer Squad. Now she’s back with a new one, complete with a slow-mo video. It’s called Hurricane.
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Hailing from Nashville, USA, Kirstie Fleur is a R&B and soul artist who has just released her new anthemic track exploring her experiences of racial turmoil and religion’s role in it. It’s called Reform.
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Bailey Tompkinson is a St. Ives-based singer songwriter who I discovered for the blog at the end of last year. I was hardly early to the party though; she was already being talked about by national newspapers at the time. It’s not surprising given her charming and authentic approach to country and Americana. Her latest is called The Last Glimpse.
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