Patch & the Giant are indie folksters with a wild imagination. See for yourself in their bright clip for “Flowers.” Continue reading
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The affecting track “Somewhere Between” appears on Blue Sweater Society’s newest EP, Heavy Boots and Strong Name, a strong release from the Chicago songwriter. Source: SoundCloud / Blue Sweater Society Continue reading
theautumnroses: A morning mist that dissolves slowly as warmth and light gain strength, “Awake Me”, a serene shimmer, is the brand-new and heavenly single from Hampshire, England-born, Donegal, Ireland-based Rosie Carney. You can stream the track and her “Better Man” single now by visiting her Soundcloud page. A powerful voice against the stigmas still somehow attached to mental health issues, you can read about her … Continue reading
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Sarah Beatty’s vocals soar in every way in this acoustic rendition of “Bandit Queen.” This is the title track of Beatty’s upcoming “folk fable” record, out 2/3. Source: SoundCloud / SarahBeattyca Continue reading
The darling Hand Habits aka Meg Duffy will release her debut album, Wildly Idle (Humble Before The Void), on Feb 10th via Woodsist. Listen to the dreamy opening single above. Source: SoundCloud / WOODSIST Continue reading
shemakesmusic-uk: Laura Marling – ‘Wild Fire’ Source: SoundCloud / Laura Marling Continue reading
A Mature Debut: Don’t Let the Kids Win
sngalbums: Julia Jacklin’s debut is filled with a nascent wonder. Her songwriting is refreshingly youthful, remarking on small moments that become significant in our old age. Familiar folk progressions meet her beautifully restrained voice which create earworms that haunt my heart. The title track is an egregious offender in this case; I often murmur the refrain under my breath, but it sounds even more pained … Continue reading A Mature Debut: Don’t Let the Kids Win
A Mature Debut: Don’t Let the Kids Win
Julia Jacklin’s debut is filled with a nascent wonder. Her songwriting is refreshingly youthful, remarking on small moments that become significant in our old age. Familiar folk progressions meet her beautifully restrained voice which create earworms that haunt my heart. The title track is an egregious offender in this case; I often murmur the refrain under my breath, but it sounds even more pained in … Continue reading A Mature Debut: Don’t Let the Kids Win
Crescendos in desolation. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 