Jackson Dean has delighted fans today with the release of his latest single, the studio version of his live show favourite, ‘Heavens To Betsy’. Alongside this release, Dean has announced his much-anticipated sophomore album, ‘On The Back of My Dreams’, which is set to hit the shelves on 6th September. The 13-track album promises to […]
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Sometimes a slower track comes by and makes you feel wistful for a time that never happened – that’s how this track came to us. Part Joni Mitchell, part Father John Misty and a sprinkling of country with Amanda Anne Platt’s familiar twang, this song is quieter, more acoustic and would be best enjoyed outdoors
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There’s a South American feel to this track. It’s not surprising from The Mavericks, their Latin influence often shines through, but it adds to the storytelling of this track in particular. Half a lament, half an unfilled, pessimistic dream of the future. The bands experience comes through immediately, it feels like you’re in a safe
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The Academy of Country Music® has unveiled the first round of performers for the highly anticipated 17th ACM Honors™, promising a night to remember at the historic Ryman Auditorium on 21 August 2024. This year’s lineup boasts some of country music’s most celebrated artists, including seven-time ACM Award winner Eric Church, nine-time winner Vince Gill,
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In the heart of Maryland, within the vibrant creative nucleus of Strathmore, a profound musical connection has blossomed between three extraordinary musicians, transcending geographical boundaries and cultural divides. Grammy Award winners Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer, alongside Chinese dulcimer virtuoso Chao Tian, have embarked on a captivating musical journey culminating in their eagerly awaited album,
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Don’t let the cover put you off, Hearon’s ‘Impossible Man’ isn’t a surrealist move. Starting off with ‘Dead Man’s Cove’, Hearon’s voice comes through as singular tone in country. The ability of Hearon to utilise his low, raspy voice to paint a picture is exceptional on this album. Accompanied by acoustic guitar – and a
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Duo Brent and Anthony are back and they’re making it truly country this time. The title track is a very sweet ode to love plays on Everette’s more acoustic side, in contrast to electric recordings that have come previously. The pair don’t suffer for it, though, just two men with their acoustic guitars still make
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At just 16 years old, Odin Sokac, also known as Odin S, is making a name for himself in the Blues music scene. His passion for this beloved genre is palpable and he believes that anyone who feels deeply can sing and play the blues, regardless of their age. This sentiment is encapsulated in his
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It’s no secret that Bailey is talented. The UK Americana Award winner has returned with an album that is reflective of just how good she is. Upon reviewing this album, there wasn’t a single track that we were able to sit still for! From the dance-friendly introduction of ‘Enjoy The Ride’ (we should have taken
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Karley Scott Collins’s music is instantly identifiable by one thing: her love of an electric guitar. Collins’s passion for the instrument originates in another love for her, heavy rock and metal music. As Collins releases her brand new EP ‘Write One’, we take a look at her career so far, her rise to playing the
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