Chris Young’s latest offering is littered with catchy melodies and clever lyrics. The Tennessee native has amassed 5 billion career streams and 11 number one singles but he opens a new chapter of success with this latest record. The 14 track collection features a range of famous friends of Young’s such as Kane Brown, who […]
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Gary Allan’s 25 year career has seen him top the charts on several occasions and I wouldn’t be surprised if Ruthless didn’t follow in the footsteps of previous records such as ‘Set You Free’. The production and instrumentation draws from Allan’s 80’s and 90’s influences. Temptation kicks off the record with a very intriguing arrangement,
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Morgan has bounded onto the scene with feisty record, ‘Love, Kylie’ which is packed full of life advice and personal stories of love and family. Produced by Shane McAnally and Ben Johnson the collection opens with the explosive Shoulda which boasts a catchy and rhythmic chorus. The country-pop sounds of the lead track are supported
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Priscilla Block has had a whirlwind year. After losing her job and apartment and struggling to gig during the pandemic, the songs she shared via TikTok propelled her career. It helped her to build a fanbase, a loyal fanbase that would assist Block in raising the funds to independently record her music. Now she has
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Has there ever been a more gorgeous start to an album? I think not! The steel playing in the instrumental Let It Breathe is just beautiful. The record is book ended by two instrumentals whilst the remaining tracks draw their inspiration from the poems of Emily Dickinson, delicately arranged and set to music by Hinshelwood.
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McLauchlan’s greatest relationship on this album is with the pedal steel – his beautiful lyrics and vocal melodies set to soaring pedal steel is what makes this album truly stand out. It is a deep record that explores current affairs such as systematic racism and economic disparity. The Juno Award winners 20th studio album is
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Joey Spampinato, the founding member of rock band NRBQ, is currently struggling with health issues and financial difficulties associated with those health struggles. As such a talented group of musicians have come together to raise funds by showcasing just what an incredible songwriter Spampinato is. The album features artists such as Bonnie Raitt and Los
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Sheryl Crow has announced her first full length, solo and multi-instrumental streaming concert performance. The show, filmed by UK company Driift, will be broadcast on June 18th. Driift also made Nick Cave’s ‘Idiot Prayer’ at Alexandra Palace and Laura Marling’s Live at Union Chapel, as well as the Glastonbury’s virtual ‘Live at Worthy Farm’, streaming
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Taylor Swift Fearless (Taylor’s Version) Republic Taylor Swift’s Fearless is like waking up and suddenly seeing the world in beautiful technicolour. At a glance we’ve heard this record before, a classic almost, that we’ve come to know and love yet even familiar hits such as Love Story and You Belong With Me seemingly come to
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Nineteen Hand Horse Revel Independent Nineteen Hand Horse’s debut album draws influence from classic country but have a hint of the blues and a dash of rock amongst the 10-track record. Just Another Honky Tonk Night introduces us to Nathalie Archangel’s gritty vocals, the references to classic country artists such as Patsy Cline and Johnny
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