Music Reviews

Over fifteen years since first gathering in the McKeon family home that gave this record its name, South Wales folk-rock stalwarts Rusty Shackle deliver their most expansive and collaborative project […]

Michael Waters returns with “We’re Much Better People Now,” an intimate and melodic ballad that explores regret, redemption, growth and the transformative power of love. The song is written for

Released on August 7, 2026, “Jump Right In” is the latest original single from Norwich-based solo project Ultra Funkular Sound. Inspired by the legendary sound of Chicane, the track embraces

Composer and recording artist Vidura Barrios brings together devotional chanting, rhythmic movement and deep meditation on “CHANT!”, a contemplative release created for listeners seeking both spiritual expression and moments of

For Stephen Paul, every D.D.R. song begins with a story. The Indiana-based novelist and songwriter brings that storytelling philosophy to “Never Forever,” an 80s-inspired melodic rock anthem about discovering that

Some songs make you think, while others make you want to get up and move. Stephen Webber’s “Here We Go” manages to do both. Released through his Ukelately project, the

Some artists make albums to entertain. Others create projects that invite listeners to question how they see themselves and the world around them. With PSYCHEDELIKA Pt.2, The New Citizen Kane

Not every pop song needs to carry heartbreak to make an impact. Sometimes, all it needs is confidence, irresistible energy, and the courage to celebrate life. That is exactly what

Some songs are written to tell a story, while others exist because the artist simply couldn’t carry the weight of that story any longer. Garrett Anthony Rice’s Going Up (to

There is something refreshing about an artist who allows vulnerability to take centre stage. On his latest EP, Welcome To My Heart, Zachary Mason delivers three intimate folk songs that