Album Review: Johnnyswim – Georgica Pond
American folk and blues duo Johnnyswim release their debut UK album Georgica Pond next month. The album was recorded between the couples LA home studio and at the Castle in….
Tag: Folk
Single Review – If I Burn (You Burn Too) – Tara Lee
Hailing from Dublin, actress Tara Lee has quietly been composing and releasing songs for the last couple of years. She may have just caught a break in terms of her….
Irish Country Star Nathan Carter Announces UK Tour
Following a very successful 2016, Nathan Carter is set to take the UK by storm as he embarks on a tour next month. Last year, Nathan Carter released his eighth….
Hudson Taylor Set To Play The Bowery
Dublin’s newest home for music, The Bowery, is quickly becoming a favourite spot for gig goers. They’re already looking to establish a wonderful list of shows for 2017, and hosting….
First Three Indiependence Festival 2017 Acts Revealed!
Ireland’s own Indiependence festival is quickly building a name for itself as one of the best annual music festivals in the country, with the lineup seemingly becoming more impressive as….
EP review: Chris James – Space In The Clouds
Stateless’ frontman Chris James has recently gone solo and his debut EP ‘Space In The Clouds’ is a real sonic treat for the ears. Kicking off the EP is Chris’ latest….
EP Review: Sam Brockington – Peace Of Mind
Stylish, baritone singer-songwriter Sam Brockington returns with his debut EP ‘Peace Of Mind’. It features last year’s critically acclaimed single ‘Follow’ along with four brand new tracks that showcase Sam’s dynamic sound…..
Single Review: When Tomorrow Becomes Yesterday
Singer-songwriter and folk musician Jo Mango has teamed up with a host of other musicians, as well as academic researchers and sustainability organisations to create the When Tomorrow Becomes Yesterday….
Interview: Ryley Walker — “I think finding things beneath the surface informs a lot of the music”
Chicago-based musician Ryley Walker has a tendency to combine downright lyrics with mellifluous melodies, perhaps it’s an allusion to the play-off between his proclivity for introspection and his self-deprecating humour…..
Interview: Frank Hamilton – “… happy, sad, shit, amazing, crap, fantastic. Everything making a record should be.”
London-based singer-songwriter Frank Hamilton is best known for his #OneSongAWeek project. Two weeks ago saw the release of his latest studio work, Songs to Make Life Slightly Less Awkward. While….