Broke Kid by The Mars McClanes: Review The Mars McClanes are an alternative-country band. It is indeed a mashup of a genre that hasn’t been explored much. Therefore, after listening to their electrifying and wholesome track “Broke Kid” I was unbelievably impressed! The waves crash on by in this track…
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Gracie Cherry drops inspiring new song ‘More Than Enough’ Gracie Cherry’s most recent song, ‘More Than Enough’, is a testament to God’s faithfulness in the face of ambiguous situations and circumstances in life. When doubt enters our minds and hearts, it can make things seem hopeless. This song bears witness…
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Wandering Aengus by Herald K: Review It’s that time of the year again, fallen leaves beneath your feet, and a sweet breeze greeting us right outside a doorstep. Hence, do you know what goes along with this somber weather? Songs that make us feel enlightened and cozy. This is where…
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I-25 by Andrew Akins: Review The pleasant and gentle melody “I-25” is about a man’s longing to freeze a period of time and preserve it for all forever. Andrew Akins is primarily responsible for the production of the music as well as playing the majority of the guitar-based elements. Colton…
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Austin by Once Great Estate: Review Tracy Horenbein’s new release “Austin” under the project name Once Great Estate is an ode to the beautiful land of Austin. While this isn’t the first time an artist has dedicated a song to the place, it’s definitely earned a place of reference among…
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Shooting Star by John McDonough: Review John McDonough is a singer and composer who hails from Chicago, Illinois. His performances blend songs spanning six decades with fresh music that is both innovative and touching. The modern singer-songwriter sound that John creates is with his acoustic guitar skills, emotive vocals, and…
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Geoff’s Ghost by Scot Free Sessions: Review “Deputy, I’m the man for the job if you’re hankering for a solid bounty hunter. Just gimme a picture with the price, and I’ll bring ‘em in nice and discrete” And away he goes, the lonesome cowboy on his trusty steed, as the…
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Justine Blanchet demonstrated to the world that country music can embody both intelligence and badassery by performing at venues like Quebec’s Festival Country de Lotbinière and Nashville’s illustrious Bluebird Cafe. The gifted singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, whose voice is reminiscent of Shania Twain and Maren Morris, sees music as a…
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Finding Our Way Back by Ludlow Creek: Review From performing as the cover band Southbound to finally establishing their own sound while still upholding their strong bonds of friendship, the Ohio-native five-piece band has come a long way together. The band is now rebranded as Ludlow Creek, and they have…
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No Way by Dionne Sturdy-Clow: Review “Heart of a hippy, soul of a punk. Musing about life on my guitar” is the motto Dionna Sturdy-Clow lives by on her artistic journey. She is an up-and-coming musician from Doncaster, in the north of England. “No Way” is the title of her…