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Anna Krantz | Blessed Are The Free

Anna Krantz | Blessed Are The Free

Review   Polished production, with vocals and lyrics that will lift your soul. This is a singer-songwriter that oozes confidence and Blessed Are The Free encourages us all to “wake up to life in colour”. It is the second song in Anna Krantz’s New Moon New Tune...
Jack Blackman | Hard Place To Be

Jack Blackman | Hard Place To Be

Review Jack Blackman’s guitar playing is exquisite. He was one of the first artists we chose to perform at The British Country Music Festival in its first year (2019) and a Hard Place To Be is his latest self-penned track, so I was excited to hear it. The beautiful...
Holloway Road | All You Need

Holloway Road | All You Need

Review From punk to country! No-one would ever surmise that a duo from a punk music background could ever produce a track like All You Need. With a catchy melody, positive lyrics and a time signature that will ensure audiences are all gently swaying from side to side...
The Marriage | Box and Burn It

The Marriage | Box and Burn It

Box and Burn It is perfect for festival crowds! Taken from the album “Imagining Sunsets” this track is a dead cert to get the festival crowds singing along (when current restrictions are lifted and we are once again allowed to sing with the band)! Positive lyrics...
Robert Plant | Nothing Takes The Place Of You

Robert Plant | Nothing Takes The Place Of You

Understated and not a word wasted. Nothing Takes The Place of You is simple in its sentiment and with a melancholic and stripped back arrangement, like the lyrics suggest, you should really listen to it as the rain runs down the window panes. It may sound familiar...