In the touching single ‘Black Crow’, Newcastle singer-songwriter Martha Hill chronicles the empty space left by the death of childhood best friend Zoe, who sadly lost her life to suicide.
Category: Folk
Naoko Hiranuma cherishes patience on ‘Surfing Is a Waiting Game’
Patience, timing and trust is the lesson at the heart of Naoko Hiranuma’s poignant, folky indie-pop single ‘Surfing Is a Waiting Game’.
Melinda Joy & Son of Cormack’s ‘Out of the Blue’ leads listeners into South West Ireland’s romantic wilds
Melinda Joy and Son of Cormack come together on powerful folk-meets-rock number ‘Out of the Blue’.
‘Six Feet Under’ is the powerful debut from Isle of Man singer-songwriter Alice Ashe
Alice Ashe’s debut single ‘Six Feet Under’ is powerful statement of strength, resilience and survival.
Julie Paschke’s ‘Nowhere’ finds freedom in the unexpected
Julie Paschke seeks like-minded connection with ‘Nowhere’, a quietly intense piece of rock-laced indie-folk.
‘Oh June’ is a radiant folk-pop offering from Sarah Wendlandt & Franzi Berg
‘Oh June’ is the latest indie folk-pop narrative from magnetic songwriting pair Sarah Wendlandt and Franzi Berg.
Jessie Jayne reflects on resilience in ‘Steady Rain’
London-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Jessie Jayne who leant into feelings of grief and resilience for beautiful single ‘Steady Rain’.
Finlay Birch balances melancholy and warmth on ‘Inside Your Mind’
From Scottish singer-songwriter Finlay Birch’s forthcoming debut album, ‘Inside Your Mind’ balances melancholic self-awareness with optimism realism.
Monday’s Monsoon reach new heights on ‘Something New’
‘Something New’, from London-based outfit Monday’s Monsoon, is just an exquisitely self-contained piece of music.
On The Record: Good Carver
Good Carver emerge with their debut full-length album The Steps We Have to Take, a record defined by patience, reflection and quiet emotional weight.
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