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Blue Coffee – Smile and Tears (2024)

Darkness and tragedy doesn’t always have to be miserable and desperate. In some cases, the depth of despair merely enhances

Inspired by life in its totality, singer-songwriter Jonny Herman delves into the emotional and existential grittiness and glory of reality.

One thing I enjoy about writing music reviews is discovering new bands regularly. Sure, finding different styles of music and

From tragic vulnerabilities to endearing resilience, singer-songwriter Dylon Jack delicately explores reality in his music. From its grit to its

Insightful, honest, innovative and moving, singer-songwriter Franc Loz exposes the light and dark of reality with sonic delicacy. Having lived

The Covid-19 years taught us many things: the need for personal space (and masks), the fear of a global pandemic,

Todd Hearon’s third album, Impossible Man, marks a bold evolution in his already acclaimed folk songwriting career. Moving beyond the pure

In all honesty, if you asked me to define the UK-based group hey you it wouldn’t be easy. Flinging together

Unafraid to delve into those less pleasant areas of reality, pluck out the grittiness and lay everything bare before audiences,

Comparisons in today’s music world are all too rife with new acts described as a melding of Nirvana and Hanson