Category: New Releases

Porter Block Speaks With Us About ‘Cruel World’

November 20, 2024

The latest track from their upcoming LP, ‘Sometimes Sunshine’, ‘Cruel World’ is an ode to a past relationship, that, despite all intentions to make it work, has sadly not. Painfully poignant and relatable to anyone who’s been there, it’s nonetheless given a delicate, stirring treatment, with Porter Block’s customary nostalgic sound. We speak with the band.

While Roger Jaeger Is Prone To ‘Wander’ With New Track, He Makes His Home Wherever He May Be

November 19, 2024

While he was born in Oklahoma, and honed his craft in Nashville, Roger Jaeger’s sound nevertheless is more that of the world-traveller, taking some of each part of the world he’s lived in. He moved to the former logging city of Redding, in California, at the start of the Covid-19 Pandemic, and it was here that he discovered the serenity that’s evident in ‘Wander’, the title track of his latest album.

From Darkness to Light, A Journey in for KING + COUNTRY’s Live Rendition of ‘Little Drummer Boy’

November 15, 2024

Known for their elaborate live shows and a distinct knack for blending faith-driven lyrics with cinematic production, the Smallbone brothers bring their signature artistry to every note. ‘Little Drummer Boy’ is elevated into an awe-inspiring highlight of the season, ahead of their new Christmas live album, ‘A Drummer Boy Christmas (LIVE)’.

Janet Devlin Releases Breakthrough Country-Rock Album ‘Emotional Rodeo’ In Career Milestone

November 15, 2024

Janet Devlin has carved out a pathway as an unlikely country star, transitioning from her Irish folk roots to the sweeping soundscapes of Nashville. After breakthrough single ‘Emotional Rodeo’, a triumphant anthem on re-owning mental health struggles, hit No.4 on the UK iTunes Country Chart, she has since gone on to release an impressive cascade of singles that evoke her versatility and commitment to her new country-rock persona. This includes the tender, Fleetwood Mac-inspired ‘Red Flag’, which was recently hailed as BBC Radio 2’s Track Of The Week.