Tag: harmonica

It’s All About The Harmonics: We Speak With Legendary Musician Lee Oskar

September 25, 2023

Lee Oskar’s influence is wide-ranging, and his talent is phenomenal; of course we took our opportunity to speak to him when it arose.

Howlin’ Whale – ‘Rat’

July 1, 2019

When you hear a name like Howlin’ Whale you conjure up a mind picture of someone very distinctive; perhaps an old sea captain who sings about their life on the briny wave.

Free Willy – ‘Remember the Alamo’

January 16, 2018

‘Remember The Alamo’, the new album from Free Willy, is a collection of twelve tracks in Americana, alt country, and bluegrass styles. The quartet hails from Crockett, Texas, and comprises WB Jones on lead vocals and rhythm guitar; Jim Taylor on bass and backing vocals; Spence Peppard on lead guitar, drums, and backing vocals, as well as lead vocals on ‘American Medley’; Kevin Carter on fiddle and mandolin, and Steve DeVries on banjo and harmonica.

The Naveblues – ‘Possess You’

October 29, 2017

Fronted by Nave Pundik, The NaveBlues flourish in their mission to bring their blues rock chops from their Norwegian homes to a global audience. Their previous efforts for ‘Ghost Collector’, ‘Sexy Kiss’, and ‘Thank You’ all showcased their undeniable talents not just in the songwriting department, but in the meticulous execution of it all.

The NaveBlues – ‘Sitting On Top Of The World’

October 9, 2017

Fronted by Nave Pundik, Norwegian band the NaveBlues have established themselves as an outside-the-box talent. Their previous releases, ‘The Bird/Ghost Collector’, ‘Sexy Kiss’ and ‘Thank You’ All showcased their talent, and new track ‘Sitting On Top Of The World’ is no different.

The Hummingbirds – ‘Out of the Rain’

November 14, 2015

Following the release of their EP by the same name, Liverpool band The Hummingbirds have released the video for the lead track, ‘Out of the Rain’.

Introducing: Conor Dardis – ‘The 51 From Station Road’

August 21, 2015

Conor Dardis is proof enough that you can take the boy out of Dublin but you can’t take Dublin out of the boy.