Mark Nenadic

Harrison whitford afriad of nothing 2021

Harrison Whitford “Afraid Of Nothing”

January 5, 2022 Mark Nenadic 0

As intimate as indie/folk gets, with regret and longing served up in healthy portions. Hushed. That’s the word. Harrison Whitford is a ‘hushed’ contemporary folkie. An eerie, slightly unnerving, equally wistful vibe pervades this second album. […]

Josh King “Feel Good”

December 1, 2021 Mark Nenadic 0

An exposition of classic guitar pop, with its greatest rewards waiting at the end. If the term ‘softly spoken’ had to be personified, then Josh King has got the gig. No need to ask anyone else. […]

Rodeo FM 2021 All The Things You Asked For

Rodeo FM “All The Things You Asked For”

November 8, 2021 Mark Nenadic 0

Rambling, laid-back retro 1970s country goodness. From Germany’s own Laurel Canyon. This writer is of the firm belief that it is the darkest, farthest reaches of the Americana world that produces the most interesting music. These […]

Gordie Tentrees “Mean Old World”

October 27, 2021 Mark Nenadic 0

Far-flung Canadian acoustic, rootsy goodness. Rich and rewarding. From the vast wilderness of the Yukon, to suburban ears in the United Kingdom. Probably not the journey that the Canuck folkies of a century gone by were […]

Larry Fleet “Stack Of Records”

October 14, 2021 Mark Nenadic 0

Little to cheer about. Formulaic, commercial contemporary country. Beard? Check. Hat? Check. Let’s get started. Larry Fleet is a Tennessee native, and his brand of Americana is straight down the middle, radio-friendly contemporary country. Lyrically, these […]