Tag Archives: folk

In a just world, Ray Wylie Hubbard's 'Tell the Devil I'm Gettin' There as Fast as I Can' would be heard on radios around the country.

The bluesy vocal register of Wertz, intertwined with the light tremors of Cohen's keys, make for an ambient jazz repertoire.

‘When The Earth Was Still Flat’ seems to have been written for a time when we believed in things that long have been disproved.

Nineteen years removed from Theaudience, Bextor's catalog runs six solo albums deep with this year's 'Familia' as proof of her power. Bextor's grasp of pop music shows an awareness that the genre isn't solely beholden to four-on-the-floor ideas; this knowledge has led her to outfox predecessors and lap contemporaries. This overview acts as an introduction to one of the brightest voices in contemporary pop.

The Furious Seasons’ ‘Look West’ manages to convey a broad range of emotions with a limited number of tools.

Letting go of expectations from an Americana and folk singer and songwriter will allow listeners to give the EP a fair chance.

‘The Bedroom Sessions’ is a set of 10 surprisingly complex tracks despite the limited number of instruments and sound effects used.

Sweet Sweet’s EP ‘In Tandem’ can be described as five end-of-the-night campfire songs.

Tod Hughes’ ‘Time Slow Down’ offers a very welcome dose of realistic optimism.

If you like lyrics that demand attention and that will make you think, Purpose is going to make you very happy.