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Review: Rachael Sage – Only You

Sage’s acoustic cover of ‘Only You,’ originally performed by Yazoo in 1982, delivers a fresh take on this beloved synth-pop classic. The original track, penned by Vince Clarke just before his (official) departure from Depeche Mode, has seen countless reinterpretations over the years, but Sage’s rendition stands out by offering something different. Rather than relying …

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Review: Preston D Barnes – Add a Little You

The EP delivers a fresh take on contemporary country, blending traditional sounds with a modern twist. There’s something about the way that Barnes sings that speaks to influences from Britpop in a way, an Oasis twinge perhaps. The absolute standout track is the closer here; ‘Still Believe In Crazy Love’ captures Barnes’ ability to create …

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Review: The Mavericks – The Years Will Not Be Kind

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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