Tag: folk
The Hopeful Giants: “Hawthorne EP” – a reflective contemporary folk journey
There are two types of people in this world – those who enjoy music and those who like music as a background noise. The Hopeful [Read More…]
Sarantos: “First 5 Seconds” – love at first sight!
The single “First 5 Seconds”, is a fine showcase of Sarantos’ maturation as both musician and a human with heart and soul. Beautiful poetic expression [Read More…]
Dan Weintraub: “Songs for Beautiful Souls” – the songwriting and narratives are superb
For Dan Weintraub, music isn’t work – its therapy. And it’s been that way since he started recording and performing in the mid-80s. Raised on [Read More…]
Luanne Hunt: “So It Goes” – a deeply tender no-frills effort
For years now, the award-winning singer-songwriter, Luanne Hunt has fashioned a body of work as artistically successful and as significant as any independent Country female [Read More…]
Arda & the Stolen Moon: “Minutes Into Years” – goes beyond all expectations
The Stolen Moon is the vehicle that showcases the talents of Armenian Cypriot singer-songwriter Arda G. When listening to the newest offering, entitled, “Minutes Into Years” [Read More…]
Jean Synodinos: “love & blood” – profound personal reflections of a life lived!
Jean Synodinos (pronounced sin-uh-DEE-nus) slips from folk to pop to jazz to blues and more to create dynamic live performances and recordings that make audiences [Read More…]
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere: “Sail Away” – It’s melody as well as its lyrics are deeply meaningful
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere have always had the virtue of bringing out the best in each other and that is the case here again [Read More…]
Matt Rouch: “The Beautiful and the Damned” grab your heart and squeezes!
Hailing from Virginia and growing up near Washington, D.C., Matt Rouch has now landed in Denver, CO and is diligently working his way into the [Read More…]
Christopher Bell: “Rust” – the energy coming from this album is visceral, seductive and intoxicating
Whether you’ve heard of Cellist and multi-instrumentalist Christopher Bell or just stumbled onto his cello which emotes into the worlds of Blues, Funk, Folk and [Read More…]
One Girl Symphony is on the cusp of creating a new genre
If you are new to One Girl Symphony, I must tell you that their music is very hard to categorize. As a matter of fact, [Read More…]
