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Beans on Toast “The Fascinating Adventures of Little Bee”

January 17, 2023 Jonathan Smith 0

A potpourri of child-friendly, environmentally-minded songs from AUK favourite. Something a little different for the AUK pages, ‘The Fascinating Adventures of Little Bee’ is a collection aimed broadly at ages 2-10, though there’s plenty that anyone […]

Kevin Kinney “Think About It”

January 17, 2023 Guy Lincoln 0

Shapeshifting return of Drivin n Cryin mainstay. Kevin Kinney, head honcho of long-lived (1985 and still going), left-of-the-dial country-folk-southern-indie rock stalwarts Drivin n Cryin is back with a new solo album, his 11th – or it […]

Dan Israel “Seriously”

January 16, 2023 Michael Macy 1

Heartland rock for the lives we lead. Seriously. This is workmanlike rock and roll. This is hometown hero music, the soundtrack to falling in love, breaking up, going under and making a comeback. his is solid, […]

Artwork for My Politic album “Missouri Folklore: Songs & Stories From Home"

My Politic “Missouri Folklore: Songs & Stories From Home”

January 13, 2023 Darren Lumbroso 0

An album of sincere, candid and exquisitely delivered tales from the American mid-west. My Politic comprise Kaston Guffey and Nick Pankey, an acoustic duo, who grew up together in the small town of Ozark in Christian […]

JD Clayton “Long Way From Home”

January 12, 2023 Richard Parkinson 0

A strong collection with songs that will appeal to a wide audience. JD Clayton hails from Fort Smith in Arkansas a town of around 80,000 or so and the third largest in the state. JD’s father […]