Fast becoming a favourite of ours, néomí is back on the blog through her heart-breaking ballad, It’s Never Easy (Leaving Someone Behind.)
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This Is Motion is singer-songwriter Frankie Wesson‘s third studio album and it’s got her on our radar.
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Confessional pop seems to be all the rage at the moment, but few do it like Madisyn Gifford. She’s just hit my radar through her new album, A Quiet Contemplation of Sunshine.
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Exploring themes of attachment and detachment, Untethered is the new album from Connor Roff and SIESKI.
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In partnership with Symphonic Distribution, country singer-songwriter Caitlin Mae releases her first single in 2025, and it’s a doozy.
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Singer-songwriter Ciaran Egan, who performs as Untold River, has been appearing on our blog since 2022. His music has featured as part of Jane’s Monthly Favourites, and she’s even interviewed him.
Continue reading “Untold River shows emotional nuance in folksy new single”
The music of Newbury, USA-based singer-songwriter Ava Valianti has been appearing on our blog since the summer of 2024 and we’re always delighted to have her back on these pages.
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The music of Jon Bryant has appeared on our blog a couple of times before, but both times it’s been courtesy of a collaboration.
Continue reading “Canadian singer-songwriter Jon Bryant creates sonic therapy with cathartic folk pop album”
American singer-songwriter Thin Lear appeared on these pages a couple of times across 2019 and 2020, but we’ve not shared more from him since. Thankfully, that’s now changed through his latest single, Blessings All Around
Continue reading “Thin Lear heralds a bygone age with new track and EP”
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