Maybe Magic by Ryan Sweezey and a Decade of Unfinished Songs: The Long Version
A Vermont Writer Turns Old Voice Memos Into a Ten-Song Folk-Rock Album Miles Away dates from 2014, just after a first breakup. It then...
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Why New Orleans Blues Rock Survived the Move to Switzerland on Rising by Jeb Rault
A Self-Produced Third Album Recorded at Marigny Studio with Friends From His Teenage Years The album opens with Pretty Pictures, a guitar song with...
Brandi Carlile’s Ted Lasso Theme Is the First Sung by a Woman
Since the first episode, the Ted Lasso theme has almost always been the same recording: a bright, bouncy song co-written by Marcus Mumford of...
Why the Aftermath Folk Song Survived: Foxy Leopard’s Children of the War Starts Where Battles End
Resonator Guitar, Harmonica and a Children’s Choir Tell What Happens After the Armies Go Home Children of the War sets a weathered lead vocal...
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow by David Moore and Westridge: The Long Version
A Texas Multi-Instrumentalist Runs Ten Songs From Seaside Folk to a Closing Title Track Track four is the one to start with. David Moore...
Why a Lockdown Co-Write Between Neighbours Survived as Home to You by Michelle Murrell
A Central Coast Country Ballad Carried by Acoustic Guitar, Cajón and Bill Chambers’ Hammond An acoustic guitar sets an easy pace on Home to...
Louder by Pete Keating: The Long Version, Tracked Live in Seattle
An Uncut Live Take at London Bridge Studio Anchors a Song About Not Backing Down An older guitarist living with multiple sclerosis had been...
Why the Blues Homecoming Survived: Seßler/Zeeb’s Bring It on Home Adds a Gospel Choir
The German Duo Set a Homecoming Song in Blues Rock, Soul, Americana and Gospel Bring It On Home is a blues rock song about...
Where Rustic Glory Came From: A Happy Curmudgeons Memory Song with Hendrix’s Bassist as a Guest
Dave Hamilton’s Song of Love and Loss, Played with Guests Billy Cox and Bobby Balderrama The bass on Rustic Glory belongs to Billy Cox,...
Why the Sequel Song Survived: Echo Union Start Where Oasis Left off on Until You Needed Money
A Southampton Duo Carry an Oasis Question Into a Piano-Led Ballad About Money Where Did It All Go Wrong? appeared on Oasis‘s 2000 album...
Maybe Magic by Ryan Sweezey and a Decade of Unfinished Songs: The Long Version 
Where Deep Blue Sea Came From: Kadi Beth and a Mayday Call Over Dark Water 
Backyard Getaway by Emily Fraser, a Pop-Country Escape: The Long Version 
Why New Orleans Blues Rock Survived the Move to Switzerland on Rising by Jeb Rault