It might be that from the photo’ you’re imaging some kind of bedroom recorded angsty folk. Oh boy, are you way off beam. Peter Donovan’s new song is the title track of his solo album, released today, and is vibrant shiny high tempo power pop. With smart lyrics and, yes, maybe just a touch of Josh Ritter seasoning the pot it tells of the reception of the start of the excuse. Not that it sounds like it’s all over if it isn’t a good explanation as Donovan sings “I wouldn’t leave you if I could.” This is called not maintaining a poker face.
The album came out of a period of pandemic induced writer’s block for Donovan – as a cure he decided to learn and play a new Beatles song every day until he was inspired again to write his own music. The album represents the cream of the songs that surfaced.
Not, you may have guessed by now, a gentle folk duo singing whimsical songs about flowers and honeydew, nope - The Rose Petals are a little more rock orientated with guitars sent to maximum jangle. 'Military Man' is the second single from the band's upcoming album 'American Grenadine' due on…
Edd Donovan’s third album finds him retracing his steps in some ways and moving with the times in other, more subtle areas. “The Singing Social Worker”, as he’s known on the folk scene due to his day job and songwriting style, has enjoyed a level of peer appreciation and media…
The latest release from Donovan Woods features a catchy melody and excellent production by James Bunton and Todd Clark. Winner of a JUNO Award, Woods is consistently turning out popular tunes and has now reached more than 130 million streams of his songs. That's some achievement. His list of collaborators…
Sure, I could climb high in a tree, or go to Skye on my holiday. I could be happy. All I really want is the excitement of first hearing The Byrds, the amazement of decades of Dylan's music, or the thrill of seeing a band like The Long Ryders live. That's not much to ask, is it?
The Official Video for this song is really good! Bought the CD instantly after listening on Spotify. Could be my favorite song and video of the year…