London-based Geordie Carly Burns turns up the heat with her newest single ‘Sweetheart’, which was released on the 18th of August. An alluring concoction of pop, sparkling instrumentation, and huge, powerful big notes make 'Sweetheart' a gorgeous mixture of absolute...
Of the many economic sectors hit hardest by the pandemic , one has the been the live music industry, and no more so than independent artists and venues, Taking into account the sparse funding before that and you might wonder what will happen to all those artists and...
Irish duo Seafoam Green, released a new album, Martin's Garden, at the beginning of June that encompasses a whole range of musical styles, whilst ostensibly being under the Americana label. Muireann McDermott Long and Dave O'Grady, now based in Liverpool, have crafted...
September 2018 saw our first review of Ralph Beeby and the Elephant Collective's first EP, First Light. As a reviewer who likes voices, I thoroughly enjoyed the deep resonance of Ralph's vocals that lend themselves so well to the blues music he has created and this...
Ten years is a long time in any circle. However, ten years in the world of music is something exponentially larger. Add to that the fact that Beats & Pieces Big Band, made up of fourteen musicians no less, have hit the decade milestone, and you start to see why...
At this time of year, it's easy to write off music as tacky or overly-sentimental, especially when the shops are blasting out Slade and Chris de Burgh as though there's been nothing new since the 70s. Thankfully, in Prayer To A Snowflake, UK-based classical-crossover...
