Chris Andreucci ‘What Don’t Kill You’ Century Music Group The Scottish singer-songwriter is back with the six song collection, ‘What Don’t Kill You’. Infused with the typical country instrumentation of guitars and pedal steel, Chris takes us on a journey of reflection and the lessons he’s learnt; from the catchy, up-beat opening track ‘Here Comes […]
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Catherine Britt Home Truths Beverley Hillbilly Records Britt’s soft, sweet vocals are the heart of this album and have a similar tone to that of Ashley Monroe. The Australian songstresses latest album is her most personal one. After moving away from Nashville and back to Australia, Britt’s sound – though as authentic as ever –
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Jess Moskaluke The Demos MDM Recordings Jess Moskaluke has teamed up with an array of impressive writers for The Demos; proven hit songwriters such as Emily Shackleton (Reba McEntire, Carly Pearce), Liz Rose (Taylor Swift, Little Big Town) and Corey Crowder (Florida Georgia Line, Chris Young) to name just a few. Moskaluke co-wrote every track
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Lainey Wilson Sayin What I’m Thinkin Broken Bow Records Lainey Wilson returns with that fiery spirit she’s demonstrated before on songs such as Middle Finger and Waste of Good Whiskey. This time she teams up with producer Jay Joyce for an often unique and quirky arrangement of these 12 songs. Joyce injects just a little
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Jonas Carping The YLA Sessions Independent The alt-country music of Jonas Carping is unassuming, stripped back but despite the simplicity of the production it is delivered in the most beautiful and pure way with interesting acoustic guitar parts dominating. The Swedish writer teams up with Sigrid Carping for vocal support on this release and their
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One of our ‘Artists to Watch’ for 2020, Morgan Wallen has now released a double album titled ‘Dangerous’, which is 30 songs in length MORGAN WALLEN DANGEROUS: THE DOUBLE ALBUM Republic Records 9/10 A very bold step, but one that very much works for Wallen Double albums are always very contentious subjects. For every ‘Physical Graffiti’
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Looking back at one of our summer issues from 2020, here is a review of ‘Martha’ by Dougie Burns, which featured in the May/June edition DOUGIE BURNS MARTHA Self-released 7/10 Journalist turned musician delivers with aplomb It’s likely that no-one could win an argument with Dougie Burns in a way – if he were to ever critique
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After Serious Child released his album ‘Time in the Trees’, Maverick got on the case and decided to review it – which you can read below. SERIOUS CHILD TIME IN THE TREES Self-released 7/10 A vibrant record from the Sussex star Indie-folk musician Serious Child has left a lasting impression with his latest album ‘Time
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US artist Kelsea Ballerini will release her third studio album ‘kelsea’ on March 20 and it is her open – and arguably best – record to date Kelsea Ballerini kelsea Black River Entertainment ***** Maturity, honesty and musical evolution in abundance – this is a winner It’s crazy to think how much Kelsea Ballerini has achieved in
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On March 13, The Shires released their fourth studio album in the shape of ‘Good Years’, which has serious potential to help them make a dent in America The Shires GOOD YEARS BMG **** Bigger sound meets bigger ambition When it comes to UK acts who have flown the country music flag, it’s impossible to gauge just how much
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