Singers get solo records. Guitarists get solo records. All day long…But there are not that many bassists who can take the...
Dewayne Pate: On The Upside (Self-released) Out now
Album of The Month (September 2022) Many will know Beth Nielsen Chapman as a prolific hit-making songwriter. Such legends as...
* Album Of The Month (October 2022) – Exclusive first review * Lifford Shillingford sounds like the name of a quaint and...
Canada’s Durham County Poets deliver a very nice fifth album which should delight the hardest-to-please lovers of fine...
US blues artist Johnny Sansone’s 13th album since he started a recording career in 1987, and this long payer is the sixth...
There seems to be a resurgence of interest in the “Back To…” events; festivals club nights focused on music from a...
One of my favourite album releases of 2022. UK pianist, organist, singer and songwriter Joe Tatton and his trio with a...
Things that make you go, “Agggghhh!”. Two social media event notifications for a Christmas market and a Christmas fayre –...
Music Republic Magazine raved about Bristol jazz outfit The Jazz Defenders’ first album, “Scheming” – giving...
Second album from UK artist PM Warson – a pleasing nine-track offering of seven self-penned originals and a very nice...
The editor sends over a batch of CDs and digital links to me on a regular basis, the new music he’d like me, as a...
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