Nadia Reid is a spectacular songwriter, and her recent single is a beautiful addition to her discography. “Not Giving It Out” takes the listener to a remote, lush cove flanked by a reef that prevents waves from breaking heavily at its mouth. In Reid’s own words, the song is “a luminous, slow-burning song about love, identity, and quiet resistance. It’s rooted in Dunedin’s North East … Continue reading Nadia Reid – “Not Giving It Out”
sngalbums: When did folk music simply become “sad music” to the indie masses? Gently strummed guitars and atmospheric production can achieve a range of emotion; I do love anything that allows me to contemplate the depths of the psyche, but these sounds more often than not come from a positive place. New York songwriter A. harlana, né Juno Roome, writes lullabies about the love he … Continue reading Love Guides A. harlana
When did folk music simply become “sad music” to the indie masses? Gently strummed guitars and atmospheric production can achieve a range of emotion; I do love anything that allows me to contemplate the depths of the psyche, but these sounds more often than not come from a positive place. New York songwriter A. harlana, né Juno Roome, writes lullabies about the love he has … Continue reading Love Guides A. harlana
A duet of strained whispers and an echoing acoustic guitar mark “Foothills” by Bobey. Find this single on his new EP called Siblings which came out last week; listen and buy on Bandcamp. Source: SoundCloud / Golden Brown Continue reading
Juliana Daugherty flexes her vocals throughout her new album, Light, notably on the opening track, “Player.” Buy the LP on Western Vinyl. Source: SoundCloud / Western Vinyl Continue reading
Crescendos in desolation. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 