Brighton’s best-kept secret, The Self Help Group, return with a new single ‘The Finger’, an uptempo, driving and melodic song that ponders why, if at all, it’s wrong to show someone your middle finger.
Taken from his new album ‘Lonesome Kind’, watch DL Rossi’s superb video by Jax Anderson for the album single Gold…a tune about accepting our own limitations in life and what we have the ability to do and not do.
Although based in New Mexico, Sabine Colleen describes herself as a wandering musician. She releases her debut album this summer and recently recorded this intimate and ethereal performance of the folk ballad “With Kitty I’ll Go” for Blue Wall Sessions. It’s also our Song of the Day.
His first new material in six years, Downhill From Everywhere finds Jackson Browne on vintage form, marrying hummable melodies to both perceptive social commentary lyrics and love songs. As far as his albums go, this is a glorious high.
Watch the latest video from Steve Gunn for “Fulton”, a song noted for its nimble drum-brush swing that has a hazy vibe suited perfectly for a hot summer day like today.
With blues-playing of the highest virtuosic calibre, Charlie Parr’s “Last Of The Better Days Ahead” is an engrossing, captivating album from a tireless innovator. Indeed, this release marks something emphatically new in his illustrious career.
Taken from their debut album ‘No Fixed Abode’, watch the latest video from Ulster trio TRÚ as they perform ‘Rebel Song’ somewhere along the border on the 11th night of July 2021, taking part in their own bonfire celebration.
A celebration of life in both its highs and lows, memories of things lost and thankfulness for what is still held, these Two Days In Terlingua with Bard Edrington V will make your listening week.
Karen Peris of The Innocence Mission is to release a new solo album titled A Song Is Way Above The Lawn. Watch the video for the album’s lead single “I Will Sing Along” which features Karen’s hand-drawn animation.
Triage is played to perfection by Crowell and his assembled contributors, as he asks us to consider the priorities in a world that desperately needs healing.
With ‘Torus’, James Lindsay challenges our preconceptions of music made using traditional instruments. This is music that demands your attention and pays you back handsomely.
Setting his crisis of confidence to music, Steve Dawson’s At the Bottom of a Canyon in the Branches of a Tree offers a renewal of hope. We’ve never needed that more.
