Acoustic

Few artists possess the confidence to strip away everything except the song itself. But on his latest endeavour ‘The Dregs’, Irish […]

Some songs entertain, others linger, and then there are songs like ‘I’ll See You Soon’ that quietly change the way you think […]

There is a refreshing lack of pretence surrounding George Adequate. No grand reinvention. No carefully engineered mythology. No desperate attempt […]

Some songs are written about loss, while others are written from within it. And on his newest effort ‘When the Boat […]

In an era where many songwriters feel compelled to compete for attention through increasingly grand gestures, Scott James takes the […]

Some songs arrive at exactly the right moment. Not because they were written recently, but because time has quietly deepened […]

There is a quiet confidence running through John Lebanon’s debut album ‘Kite Without a String’. Throughout its runtime, the record is […]

In an era where folk music often drifts toward broad reflections and personal confession, Tim Feeney takes a different path. […]

There is a remarkable sense of purpose running through Ítallo França’s fourth studio album ‘CATATAU’. Rather than offering escape from the […]

There’s something quietly transportive about ‘Hidden Andalucia’. Rather than simply chasing technical spectacle for its own sake, guitarist Martin Lloyd […]