If you are superstitious, then Friday the 13th is a day you may spend trying not to walk under ladders, spilling salt or...
Chris Stapleton: Starting Over (Mercury Records Nashville) 13th November 2020
Philippines born, raised in London, Bea Kristi began recording music as Beabadoobee in 2017. At just 20 years old, she...
One of the ‘most-likely to-make-it-big-and-soon’ UK bands/singers , Millie Manders & The Shutup...
Eclectic and intrepid British independent label Blang Records celebrates 15 years of releasing what they call...
Ian Dury almost got me sacked! Back in the late 70s and early 80s, I was resident DJ in a trendy club in Leicester...
I wrote the very first UK review of Vanessa’s 2017 album on Ruf Records, “Meeting My Shadow”. Not sure if this review is...
Fourth solo album from established British musician and artist Mike Ross. 10 tracks, all but one penned by Ross. Recorded...
If vintage Compton or Bronx/Brooklyn style hip hop and MC’ing is your thing, then this new album from Andy Cooper really...
This is a very welcome release, which collects together for the first time, the output from US soul artist Barbara Lewis’...
Raunchy, sassy, growling, raspy and sweet n’ soulful are just some of the commanding vocal ingredients that US artist...
Now you’re talking. This is a cracking long-awaited bumper six disc set which collects together the first half...
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