Album Reviews
Jeremy James Meyer “Alive & OK”
Seattle based songwriter serves up an appetising smorgasbord of raw roots styles for his second album. Jeremy James Meyer is not a name that is widely known in the UK but on the evidence of his […]
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Album Reviews
K.C. Jones “Queen of the In Between”
The first solo album from the talented singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist K.C. Jones is an impressive dive into old and new Americana. K.C. Jones (a.k.a. Kelli Jones-Savoy) may be deeply influenced by divergent styles of music, but […]
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Louien “No Tomorrow”
Mixing melancholy and introspection with uplifting and inspiriting songs. There seem to be good things happening musically in Norway, this being one of many Americana and folk nuanced records to come my way from the fjords. […]
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GoldenOak “Room To Grow”
Climate Change gets an Americana mouthpiece. From their origins in the family garden, sorry, backyard, brother/sister duo Zak and Lena Kendall have evolved from homespun folk to the more contemporary roots-based partnership that is GoldenOak. With […]
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Lakely “Cold War”
Captivating melancholia on debut album from Scandicana duo. For a band whose recorded output amounted to just two LPs and a handful of EPs, The Civil Wars’ influence on artists who came after them is somewhat […]