Tabula Rasa is the second release from Morpeth-based father and son song writing duo James & Paul. A collection of fourteen songs all recorded over the past year sees the pair taking on subjects as diverse as Armageddon, COVID and whether Clyde’s life might have panned out differently if he hadn’t met Bonnie. Here’s my track by track review.
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Hailing from Queensland, Australia, Sahara Beck is an electronic pop artist who I first discovered for the blog last autumn. At the time she wowed me with her single Kryptonite, a track that features on her recently released EP, so I was keen to check out some more of her music. Here’s my track by track review of And Her Kryptonite.
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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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Kailie Simpson is an indie rock artist based in Bloomfield, USA. Her new single – an ode to seizing the day – is called Time Waits For No Man.
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Daulton Hopkins is an acoustic singer songwriter from Phoenix, USA who has teamed up with fellow singer Victoria Bigelow for their new duet Mona Lisa.
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Ariana Fig is a Canadian singer songwriter who I first discovered for the blog back in 2020 through her no-nonsense track Broken Foot. She’s got a new song out, one that speaks of not lying to yourself. It’s called Guilty Pleasure.
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From Here To Anywhere is the new single from American country singer songwriter and Spirit Family Reunion frontwoman Maggie Carson. Combining powerful vocals with banjo, I found it to be an irresistible listen.
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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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The Meskimo is an American art rock artist who I’ve featured before on the blog. Back in November of last year, I was quite taken with his romantic and storytelling track …And The Stars Would Explode. Now he’s back with a new one – a tribute to psychedelic pioneers Terrence and Dennis McKenna. It’s called The Brothers McKenna Drop Out.
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