David Woodman’s album “Family” explores the expansive concept of family, encompassing various relationships. The title track challenges traditional views of family by evoking Christian imagery, while other songs delve into themes of freedom, love, support, and human connection. The album delivers a powerful and uplifting message, encouraging listeners to take action and embrace the spirit of family.
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Our Atlantic Roots – Memories Live On
Our Atlantic Roots’ EP ‘Memories Live On’ delves deep into English Folk tradition, rooted in their Cornwall heritage. The tracks evoke a sense of timelessness and hope, with wistful vocals and lullabied strings. The duo’s soulful interpretation of ‘Cornwall My Home’ reflects a deep connection to their land. You can purchase the EP from their online store.
Rebecca Hurn – Brace for Impact
Rebecca Hurn’s debut album “Brace for Impact” delivers soft, acoustic folk music with emotional depth. The poignant lyrics and mellifluous vocals offer a subversive punch, as seen in tracks like “Gave Up Giving” and “I Don’t Mind the Rain.” Hurn’s storytelling prowess shines through, hinting at her promising future in UK Country/Folk.
Helen Maw – Growing Pains
Helen Maw has a great deal of heartbreak to share on debut album ‘Growing Pains’. The Liverpool singer/songwriter puts the piano centre stage in a series of songs that feature break-ups, shake-ups and the odd take-up of relationships. Mixed in with these emotional stories are a variety of instruments that all serve to enhance theContinue reading “Helen Maw – Growing Pains”
The Wandering Hearts – ‘Mother’ Tour
The Wandering Hearts will always soothe the soul. None more so than on nights like this. For such has the frustration, expectation and manipulation weighed heavy on me this past Easter week, that to enter Gorilla and experience the refreshing tones of the trio’s harmonies is a gift duly embraced. An air of nostalgia alsoContinue reading “The Wandering Hearts – ‘Mother’ Tour”
Sarah Louise – Change of Plan
On a night when I’m not at my best, there are moments on ‘Change of Plan’ that still capture my attention. This 14-track collection from Sarah Louise is an assortment of sounds and genres. A selection box of different flavours from Country to Pop, Jazz to Folk. It is hard to pin her down, butContinue reading “Sarah Louise – Change of Plan”
ELERI – The Carnival
Behold! The bright lights and festooned rides of ‘The Carnival’ are about to wander into town. For singer-songwriter ELERI presents a music spectacular that is not to be missed. An eclectic show of country bops and reflective folk moments. Prepare for your listening ear to be drawn keenly to the sound that she presents. ForContinue reading “ELERI – The Carnival”
The Goudies – L.A Never Leaves Me
The Goudies are back with a brand new single. ‘L.A Never Leaves Me’ is an ode to the Californian city that they spent a short time in but that made a great impression on them. The lyrics are steeped in longing and affection for its “shores” and “greener grass”, so much so that it writesContinue reading “The Goudies – L.A Never Leaves Me”
Morganway – Back to Zero
Morganway are back with a second album that is as eclectic as their first. Still refusing to be defined by genre, ‘Back to Zero’ sees them blend Folk, Rock, Americana and Indie Pop effortlessly across nine tracks. Their ability to fuse so many different elements is second to none. It has become their signature style.Continue reading “Morganway – Back to Zero”
Beth Nielsen Chapman – CrazyTown
It’s the sound of Beth Nielsen Chapman but not quite as we know it on her latest album ‘CrazyTown’. The acclaimed singer-songwriter has, in her own words, “let go more on this record than I ever have before”. The result sees a merry band of musicians accompanying her throughout, given the freedom to flesh outContinue reading “Beth Nielsen Chapman – CrazyTown”
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