New York based singer-songwriter, Arielle Eden, has drawn comparisons to Taylor Swift and LeAnn Rimes with her mix of country-pop songwriting. The debut EP has seen her work with the likes of hit songwriter Forest Glen Whitehead who has worked with Kelsey Ballerini and Brandy Clark and you can see why he’d want to work […]
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The 21-year-old has had a whirlwind couple of years, impressing Black River Entertainment and being surprised with a recording and publishing contract live on air during a radio interview. She released her debut EP with them in the summer of last year and it’s a belter. Her blend of country-pop is upbeat and relatable, and
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This is the first time Thomas Deed’s music is crossing my desk but I’m glad it has now. His charismatic voice on this bluesy, rock track is what really captures my attention. It’s backed by a really unique and quirky production, there are some small additions to the instrumentation and little effects that really bring
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Drawing influence from the likes of John Mayer, Carole King and Prince, Wolf Moon’s second record is full of carefully crafted songs that were mainly written in lockdown. It’s not an album that would appeal to a typical country fan but the songwriting and vocal harmonies can be appreciated by all music lovers. The production,
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The 7-piece outfit from Gotland, a Swedish island, blend Americana, country, folk and rock together. Their latest album, ‘Just As Poor As Before’ is the tightest the band has ever sounded with lively fiddle and country guitar solos adding a new dimension to the record. On the opening track, ‘Who Am I To Say’, the
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Ziggy Alberts returns with new album, ‘DANCING IN THE DARK’ and will embark on a UK tour next year, kicking off in Brighton at the end of May Can you tell me about some of the people you worked with on this latest album, ‘DANCING IN THE DARK’? I’m glad you’ve asked this; I worked
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When did you first know that you wanted to be a musician? I knew I first wanted to be a musician around the age of eight. The radio was filled with the new sounds of 90’s country hitmakers Garth Brooks, Brooks and Dunn, Clay Walker, Doug Supernaw, Billy Ray Cyrus and many others. I knew
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What music did your parents play to you on long car journeys and what are you choosing to listen to now? My parents gave me a vast love and appreciation for all types of music. They threw everything at me from rock to pop to country to, you know, like fifteenth-century lute music, you name
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When did you first know that you wanted to be a musician? That’s an interesting question as I don’t really fancy myself as a musician, per se. I classify myself more as an artist. What I mean by that is I am more of a creator of artistic work and my main medium happens
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Hillbilly Vegas, with their blend of Southern Rock and Outlaw Country, have a string of Billboard top 20 Rock singles under their belt and headline festivals in their home country. Now, with a new album on the way, ‘The Great Southern Hustle’, Hillbilly Vegas will make their live debut as they play a show at
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