Andy Davidson

Luke O’Hanlon “The River Only Flows One Way”

June 9, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

An evocative, lyrical spate. Liverpudlian songwriter Luke O’Hanlon describes his third solo album as an “emotionally honest folk record, created over two years, a personal mediation on grief, identity and change”. He has spent the two […]

Ben Joseph and the Lay Lows “The Burns”

May 20, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Fire retardant tracks. The PR describes this album as “A fiery exploration of love’s many flames“. Ben Joseph’s pedigree sounds good on paper. An Alabama native, now residing in London, having travelled via New Orleans and […]

Gianni Tbay's The Blues Againsy Youth album front

Gianni Tbay “The Blues Against Youth”

May 6, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Azzurri blues. Gianni Tbay was mentioned recently in Rick Bayles’ Vox Continental feature, which reviewed Tbay’s sixth album, “As The Tide Gets High and Low” (2022) and says this new one is “also impressive, but with […]

Edgar Hurley “Sissy Fairy Faggot Folk Singer”

April 22, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Get over yourself and the title. So, lets deal with that title first. Names Hurley’s abusive father called them when growing up. The album title is a way to reclaim those negative narratives and repurpose them […]

Songdog “Mirabilla Mundi”

April 11, 2025 Andy Davidson 0

Aging successfully requires the right kind of reminiscing. Welsh songwriter Lyndon Morgans’ ninth album is back to being Songdog and returning to some familiar themes, such as the passing of time, lost love, nostalgia and death. […]