Singer Songwriter
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Gregory Douglass launches Kickstarter for new album and its one I’ll be backing
The only Kickstarter I'm backing in 2022.
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Alison Sudol – Still Come The Night Review
Intimate folk rock to process difficult times.
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Introducing… Duke Garwood
Desert storms create songs for the soul.
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Introducing… Kalila Badali
When a psychotherapist makes musical art.
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Jesca Hoop – Order of Romance Review
A rewarding look into the complexities of love.
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Introducing… Grimson
Tender ballads of lost crushes from the subways of Berlin.
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Rapt – Wayward Faith Review
Dreamy indie folk for those looking for the meaning of it all and rules to live by
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Iamamiwhoami – Be Here Soon Review
What happens when the dancefloor songstress turns to folktronica?
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Introducing… Louien
Dreamy indie folk that asks for just a bit of vulnerability.
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GGGOLDDD – This Shame Should Not Be Mine Review
A powerful army of songs to tackle abuse.
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Bryde – Still Review
Softer, softest. Bryde returns with a beautiful indie rock album.
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Introducing… Daphne Parker Powell
Country tinged folk on life after love.
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Jordan Reyne – Chapter Zero Review
Steampunk Celtic Folk to march into the end of time to.
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Karin Park to return with stripped down “Private Collection” reinterpretation album
Bring your pump organs.
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Live Vault – Hania Rani
Just what happens when your modern classical music becomes "plugged"?
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Introducing… Murdocco
Uruguayan artist bringing a Latino smoulder to the PJ Harvey love jaded.
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Jemima Thewes – Calling Review
Scottish highland folk meets tuned percussion from around the world.
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Caitlin Cobb-Vialet – Endless Void Review
A short but bittersweet jazzy piano-pop album of love and self reflection
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Lanę – Blood Language Review
Acoustic dream folk from New Zealand to England.
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Johanna Warren returns with rocky anti-pop anthem about the perils of fame and glory
Alt-rock for the sacrificial child of the family.
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Lissom – Eclipses Review
Chamber pop duo return with a beautifully emotive album.
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Chantal Acda and Bruno Bavota collaborate on new chamber pop / classical crossover album
Intimate and elegant chamber pop collaboration.
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Kate Bush discusses Hounds of Love track by track in 1992
With many new music lovers discovering Kate Bush (welcome, welcome, you have a gem of a catalogue ahead of you), I thought it would be…
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Half Waif – Portraits Review
Piano 'as live' renditions from her latest albums.
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MARBL – The Sunsets and Dawns of Everything Review
Beautiful dream folk ballads to soothe the heartache.
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Jesca Hoop returns with new single and forthcoming album “Order of Romance”
Alternative folkster returns with new work and John Parish providing support.
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Jordana – Face the Wall Review
Alt-rock and indie-pop collide as the bedroom artist enters the music studio.
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Melissa Weikart – Here, There Review
A truly unique album that challenges what you'd expect from a singer-songwriter at the piano.
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QUINQUIS – SEIM Review
A mystical pearl of curious ambience and lesser known tongues.
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Tetem. and Yusuke Tsutsumi – One Cut Deeper Review
Gothic dreamfolk soundtrack bringing out the best of both artists.
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Live Vault – Celestial North
Viking Dreamfolk to dance and soar too.
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Introducing… Glasser
When a majestic jellyfish and an atmospheric chamber pop symphony collide.
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Kathryn Williams returns with beautiful symphonic folk anthem
Alt-folk singer songwriter is back with a bang.
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Kathryn Joseph – for you who are the wronged Review
One of the most personal albums I've come across in the last decade.
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Introducing… Sophia Fracassi
Canadian singer-songwriter writing about finding her way into adulthood.
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Sevdaliza – Raving Dahlia Review
A poignant attack on the music industry and all toxic relationships.
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Hrishikesh Hirway – Rooms I Used to Call My Own Review
Softer softest - dream pop to be sad to
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Introducing… Melissa Weikart
Avant pop that conveys the feeling of tired emotions through piano and voice.
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Introducing… Ben Sefton
If Freddy Mercury and Rufus Wainwright had a cousin in 2022.
