The British Americana, folk and classical collective Floyds Row is getting ready to release their second album The Carlisle Sessions on August 21st, 2026. We’ve been lucky enough to get our hands on a sneak preview and are ready to spill the record’s [Click here to open...]
Fergal Nash – Diego (single)
Irish singer-songwriter and one-man-band Fergal Nash from Limerick, Ireland is back with a brand new single, Diego - and it comes with a vivid backstory, spurred by a songwriting challenge. Tasked with composing a piece about a non-musical celeb, [Click here to open...]
Marleena Barber – Once Upon a December
Marleena Barber’s debut album Once Upon A December is gearing up to drop on December 1st. And if you’re seeking a fresh, festive groove to plunge you deep into the seasonal spirit, you need look no further - this 10 track album collects all the [Click here to open...]
Ron Korb – Global Canvas
Ready for a thrilling voyage through Earth’s most eclectic and experimental sounds? Ron Korb’s latest full-length album “Global Canvas” is the album you’re craving - an exotic and serene instrumental wonderpiece inviting listeners on an [Click here to open...]
PK Dwyer – Loud and Clear
Legendary blues and folk musician PK Dwyer’s musical journey – a bright, boundary-pushing, and creatively bountiful path beginning in the 1970s – has come to an end. Today, we mark the recent passing of such an esteemed creator and ebullient busker, [Click here to open...]
David Anthony Zee – Suitcase by the Door (Remastered)
The stunning musical eclecticism of David Anthony Zee returns with a formerly “lost,” newly released and remastered album, Suitcase by the Door. A host of softer songs that didn’t quite make the ‘50s-rock-leaning album Can’t Sit Still, the music of [Click here to open...]
New Middle Class – Arguing with God
Hailing from New York’s Hudson Valley, the not-at-all-preachy, not-too-serious-but-seriously-concerned pop rock duo New Middle Class returns with their latest album, Arguing with God. In this new collection of occasionally XTC-leaning musings, the [Click here to open...]
Jack Marton – Raindrops on the Kitchen Floor
There’s something magical about how a song can take you to another place. That’s exactly what Jack Marton does with his version of Raindrops on the Kitchen Floor. It’s not just a cover—it’s a fresh, feel-good take on Mason Jennings’ original, with an [Click here to open...]
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