Mark Cee may have spent roughly three decades writing songs before stepping properly into the spotlight, but Ghost Talk Show sounds less like a delayed debut than an artist finally opening the door to a room he has inhabited for years. The Long Island-based indie folk/Americana singer-songwriter records entirely at…
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Seattle-based outfit Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle are bringing heart and soul back to the Pacific Northwest with their heartwarming single, “Tenderly.” Recorded at Seattle’s legendary London Bridge Studios, where grunge icons like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden made history, the track taps into mid-century Americana, drawing inspiration from legends…
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Introducing Siena Fantini: Natasha Bedingfield for Gen Z Feels
by adminInterview by Zara Miller. Siena Fantini Is Writing Open-Hearted Pop for the Girls Who Feel Everything. There is a specific kind of pop artist who knows how to make emotional survival sound like sunlight in a bottle. For millennials, Natasha Bedingfield did it with songs that felt like opening the…
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Exclusive Interview with David M. Lutken (Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie)
by adminWoody Guthrie’s songs have echoed across generations, inspiring everyone from Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen to Billy Bragg and Tom Morello. But behind the folk icon was a restless storyteller whose humour, compassion and fierce social conscience still resonate today. As the award-winning show Woody Sez: The Life & Music…
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Singer-songwriter and music student Gideon Unna brings a refreshing dose of warmth and spiritual optimism to the table with his luminous single, “Heaven Is Here.” Hailing from Kibbutz Ein Carmel, Israel, Unna crafts music rooted in human connection, gratitude, and a deep reverence for the present moment. Heavily influenced by…
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Some performances feel like recordings; others feel like someone has opened a window into a living memory. Syna Awel’s Acoustic Live Session, released on August 3, 2026, belongs firmly to the latter. Across 29 minutes, the French-Algerian Amazigh artist brings together five pieces shaped by Amazigh heritage, oral tradition and…
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What if a guitar could make a landscape appear without saying a word? That is the quiet trick behind Martin Lloyd Howard’s “Highland Mist,” an instrumental single released on August 1, 2026. The Reigate-based guitarist and composer draws from classical, folk, blues and rock traditions, but here he pares everything…
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There is something wonderfully liberating about a song that sounds like the moment you finally leave everything behind and hit the open road. Brooklyn-based indie-folk artist and composer Elizabeth P.W. captures exactly that feeling in “Head West,” the featured song from the upcoming documentary OUT THERE: A National Parks Story.…
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Ed Sykes and Friends makes a graceful entrance with “Always Be Mine,” the debut single from singer-songwriter Naran Rathod, a warm, groove-driven song that hides a rather painful story beneath its easygoing surface. Born in India and raised in the UK from the age of five, Rathod draws from folk,…
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Seattle singer-songwriter Sarah Brunner steps into a new chapter with her self-titled EP, Sarah Brunner, a five-track collection that wraps intimate stories of connection, identity, grief, memory, and change in warm Americana textures. Originally from Michigan and performing across the United States for more than 15 years, Brunner brings a…