#Indie Folk

Exploring Love’s Many Faces with Softly Spoken’s “Seasons of Love”

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In a world where music often revolves around elaborate productions and heavy instrumentation, Softly Spoken’s debut album, “Seasons of Love”, offers a refreshing return to simplicity and intimacy. With this release, Softly Spoken, a promising new artist, showcases a deep understanding of love’s many facets through the purity of acoustic guitar and vocals. This 9-track […]

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A Journey Through “Paper Planes” with &Tilly and Patrick Sampson

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&Tilly and Patrick Sampson, two remarkably talented musicians, have come together to create something truly unique. Their collaboration, rooted in their personal experiences and artistic journeys, has resulted in a project that defies easy categorization. &Tilly describes themselves as an under-the-radar, international, genre-bending project that began with an end. Both introverted individuals, they found each

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Leo Sawikin Explores Life’s Mysteries in “What is The Answer”

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Leo Sawikin’s enchanting voice and poignant songwriting take listeners on a sonic journey, as described by Earmilk. With a talent that promises to build long discographies and eventual legacies, Sawikin’s artistry captivates audiences with his silky vocals, escalating from lusciously pensive to soaring tones, imbuing his lyrics with yearning passion, as noted by Celeb Mix.

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Boston’s Own Ronan Green Debuts with Nostalgic Single “Red Line”

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Ronan Green, an emerging songwriter based in Boston, MA, infuses the essence of his hometown into his music. His journey began with a trumpet in hand, playing jazz and even busking on the streets in front of his childhood home. While his current focus on folk music may seem a departure from his jazz roots,

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Dylan Perkons’ “Good News” Shines Bright

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In the ever-expanding landscape of indie-folk music, there are artists who stand out not just for their melodies but for their ability to craft deeply introspective narratives that resonate with listeners on a profound level. Dylan Perkons is one such artist, a Vancouver-based singer-songwriter whose music is a testament to the transformative power of sound

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Ethan Lyric Unveils Heartfelt Harmonies in “I Love You More”

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In the heart of Winnipeg, a city known for its vibrant arts scene and rich Indigenous heritage, emerges a musical talent whose indie folk melodies have begun to resonate deeply within the souls of those who listen. Ethan Lyric, a young Indigenous musician and songwriter, crafts songs that are not just easy on the ears

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A Deep Dive into Chris Portka’s Newest Album “Trash Music”

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In the ever-evolving landscape of music, artists continue to push boundaries, experimenting with novel sounds, genres, and narratives. Chris Portka, a talented musician based in the Bay Area, is one such artist who has embarked on an audacious journey of self-discovery through his music. His latest album, “Trash Music,” is a revelation in the world

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Remembering Carter Holland, A Tribute through “Distant Cousins”

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In 2023, the music world was unexpectedly graced with an album that is as heartfelt as it is hauntingly beautiful. “Distant Cousins,” the brainchild of two extraordinary artists, Carter Holland and Jones Candler Kolbinsky, is a testament to the enduring power of friendship and the magic of music. This post delves into the origins of

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