New music
Heartbreak, its one of the worst experiences for any human to go through, but with the smooth sounds of Michael Rhodes' voice smothering the pain, your sure to be at ease. Michael Rhodes is a singer-songwriter who's eclectic style provides a new take on traditional music, varying from hip hop, gospel and R&B. His... Continue Reading →
Using of mix of folk inspired instrumentation, with politically driven lyrics and subject matters that resonate with any and all ages during this time. You wouldn't think that one man with his acoustic guitar could help craft the opinions of so many, but with sharp, vibrant lyrics, Cholesterol Jones can get his... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYlKGapl60s There's a certain amount of mystery surrounding the masked figure of singer-songwriter, Homesick Mick, but there's nothing mysterious about his brand of folk-rock that demonstrates some intelligent songwriting. Having been involved in a social media march against Sir Philip Green in the past few months to raise awareness of his corrupt actions, Homesick Mick... Continue Reading →
https://soundcloud.com/adam-129087330/those-rose-tinted-days 'Those Rose Tinted Days' is the latest rock-infused track from London based singer-songwriter, Adam Lanceley. During Adam's childhood, he was unfortunately the victim of a serious car crash that left him with severe head injuries, in need of rehabilitation. The future was looking bleak for Adam and his parents were told it was unlikely... Continue Reading →
The folk-rock ‘Leave Me To Me’ portrays the perfect song of independence, becoming more powerful as the composition gets stronger throughout. This song is ideal for the ever-growing and popular alternative scene, offering a track that is unique yet captures the essence of traditional old-age Britpop from the likes of Oasis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybxBq-qBs4 She knows what... Continue Reading →
‘This is the type of music that will endure long after other fads and fashions have passed on by’ – Electric Harmony Blog ‘Mr. Bonner has the means of a pauper but sings with the heart of a king.’ – Surviving The Golden Age Blog UK singer-songwriter Alan Bonner is set to deliver his... Continue Reading →
The music of Italian natives Vidal and Curma is anarchic, without compromising on quality, giving an acoustic twist on the likes of The Libertines, The Strokes and Velvet Underground. But perhaps their closest comparison is less well known – both Vidal and Curma are huge fans of Django Reinhardt, a gypsy guitarist from Belgium who was active from the... Continue Reading →
Based in the North West, Dave Fidler is a supremely talented acoustic guitarist, whose folk style and intricate finger picking underneath a distinct vocal has the ability to warm and break your heart in equal measure. His songs spin tales we can all relate to, around themes of love, loss and birth – all themes... Continue Reading →
Scottish singer-songwriter set to unveil new album on June 15th An acoustic-folk singer-songwriter, Sandy Kilpatrick is now Portugal based having been born and raised in Scotland. His new album, ‘The Shaman’s Call’, is the latest stunning release in a career that has grown organically over time, with his sound echoing great songwriters as wide... Continue Reading →
Born in Dublin but now playing her trade in London, Roberta Howett is a double whammy of talent and beauty which comes along very rarely indeed. A finalist on X-Factor in 2004, she has worked since on developing a successful career as a musician and songwriter, and is now ready for a solo release. Her... Continue Reading →
Slaves To The Rhythm 