Category: New Releases

Ward Thomas Release New single ‘One More Goodbye’ And Will Play Isle Of Wight Festival 16th June

April 12, 2019

Ward Thomas have today released their new single, ‘One More Goodbye’, from their Top 10 album, ‘Restless Minds’. The single is out on WTW Music/Sony Music. The duo have just finished a 14 date UK headline tour, but there’s no time to as they’re off to Australia to support David Gray next week on his tour, as well as a slot at Bluesfest, Byron Bay. Straight after this the twin sisters will be supporting Jack Savoretti on his European tour, commencing May 1. Ward Thomas will also be performing at this year’s Isle Of Wight Festival, on June 16.

Beatie Wolfe Releases New Music With Multi-Platinum Producer Linda Perry

April 12, 2019

Singer-songwriter and artist Beatie Wolfe first came to our attention last year when she held her acclaimed solo-exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Always open to doing things that nobody else has tried before, Beatie has had her music beamed into space, and was appointed a UN role model for innovation. Beatie’s latest project is her new track, co-written and produced by multi-platinum selling producer, Linda Perry, and her empowering label, ‘We Are Hear’, which she co-founded with Kerry Brown. ‘Barely Living’ is an Americana style song, and is out today April 12.

doubleVee Release Single ‘Ladder for the People’ Ahead Of EP ‘Songs for Birds and Bats’

April 10, 2019

doubleVee are Allan and Barb Vest (hence the duo’s name), who are partners in life as well as in music. They launched in 2012 (and married in 2015) and are set to release their new EP, ‘Songs for Birds and Bats’ this Friday, April 12. ‘Ladder for the People’ is from that EP, and has a throwback sort of sound something akin to that of DEVO, together with a fun music video.

Heron – ‘Splashdown’

April 10, 2019

On first listening to ‘Splashdown’ by Heron, I’m reminded of Joe Satriani’s track, ‘Always With Me, Always With You’, from his breakthrough 1987 album, ‘Surfing With The Alien’. There’s also elements that suggest Mark Knopfler’s ‘Going Home’, from the film ‘Local Hero’. There’s maybe even a hint of Tommy Emmanuel there. None of this is to suggest Heron’s piece is derivative, but rather, it’s an indication of the incredible quality of the track.