‘Yellow Lines’ is a beautiful coming-of-age story that shows just what can be done when songwriting and composition within the alternative folk style is experimented with.
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Alexander Saint parses through layers of self-doubt in glistening new track ‘Bad Friends’
Alexander Saint’s latest single ‘Bad Friends’ is a deeply personal and introspective piece that speaks to his struggles with depression and self-doubt.
Revel in the autumnal bliss of WILLO’s ‘I Go’
Lifted from the WILLO’s first album Eternal Jetlag, the acoustic version of ‘I Go’ is quintessentially autumnal.
Bay Area singer-songwriter comes clean with vulnerable & intimate ‘Awful Time’
With music, the possibilities are endless, yet for Bay Area singer-songwriter Ashton York, there was only one story that he needed to share when it came to writing and recording ‘Awful Time’.
‘Harry’s Song’ is the touching alt-folk song from Bristol’s talented Ålesund
‘Harry’s Song’ is the powerful and unpredictable piece of work from Ålesund.
‘When The Gods Dance’ is an ethereal alt-folk meets dream-pop offering from Celestial North
Lake District-based Scottish artist Celestial North depicts euphoria and devastation in her folky dream-pop single ‘When The Gods Dance’.
The Banquets return with ‘Restless’, an alt-folk reflection on life in lockdown
For new single ‘Restless’, the Leeds-based outfit turn towards a more gentle, alt-folk inspired sound with layered rich harmonies and plenty of acoustic elements to share their personal experience of lockdown in the UK.
Bethany Weimers ponders the interconnectivity of life in ‘Circles’
Singer and songwriter Bethany Weimers has returned following a seven-year hiatus with the deeply poignant single ‘Circles’.
From GmBt Life’s debut album 10 Minutes, ‘His Voice Is Sweet’ is a pensive & bittersweet introduction
‘His Voice Is Sweet’ is the tender and introspective new single from mysterious French-based collective GmBt Life.
ICYMI: a message of self-love in Florian Ehrmann’s ‘Beautiful Woman’
We wanted to start off 2022 with a few reviews that didn’t quite make it before we crashed down into the holidays. First up, we have ‘Beautiful Woman’ by Florian Ehrmann.