Tracks – Page 94 – Americana UK

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Taylor James Donskey “Gimme Some Time” – have we run out ?

March 7, 2025 Jonathan Aird 0

This is a strange one, as Minneapolis singer songwriter Taylor James Donskey wrote this song a a tribute to something that happened getting on for half a decade ago. What were you doing in 2020? He […]

Brown Horse “Dog Rose” – looking back with mixed feelings

March 6, 2025 Jonathan Aird 0

Norfolk’s (and that’s Norfolk UK folks!) happening Brown Horse will release their second album ‘All The Right Weaknesses” which acts as a second volume of their sprawling fuzzy Americana from the cosmic and rocking end of […]

Track Premiere: Rachel McIntyre Smith “The Attic”

March 5, 2025 Jonathan Aird 0

In ‘The Attic‘ Rachel McIntyre Smith presents as not a fan of decluttering, of holding things up and determining whether they bring joy. Because objects can also be the repository of memories and connected thoughts, they […]

Craig Finn “Bethany” – hey girl, whatcha say?

March 4, 2025 Jonathan Aird 0

Craig Finn’s latest solo album ‘Always Been‘ has benefitted from the assistance of The War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel as producer and as the provider of guitar solos as on today’s song ‘Bethany‘. It’s a huge […]

Icarus Phoenix “Poor Sad Indie Thing” – touching the beautiful sad thoughts

March 4, 2025 Jonathan Aird 0

Ah, Icarus Phoenix – Drew Danburry is like the musical Juggernaut, an unstoppable force pushing through the world, only in this case not crushing down but lifting up – or, at the least, consoling. ‘Poor Sad […]