Lingonberry Squeeze – “Don’t Leave Me In the Blue”-Any song that starts with a whistle solo is immediately going to capture my attention. When that transitions to beautiful vocal harmonies and a sincere folksy energy, I am certainly going to stick around to …
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Three excellent folk pop tunes that will make you feel some good vibes today
Madisyn Gifford – “Seventeen”-“Purgatory; I didn’t think that was what was waiting for me. But then I kissed you in my dream and woke up sorry to be alive every day the same old story.” That’s the opening lyric on this song and, …
A pair of acoustic rock tunes that blend genres in the best way possible
George Pelham – “Miss You Already”-Combining elements of classic singer songwriter work with a crooning sincerity, Pelham presents a unique sound here. The layered vocal on the chorus feels familiar, like a timeless pop song. Yet the whole composition feels like it could …
Three engaging new Americana tunes that you’ll want to share with your friends
Hannah Juanita – “Granny’s Cutlass Supreme”-I’ve listened to this track more times than I care to admit since we received the submission. I wouldn’t feel comfortable saying that I know people like the main character here, but… let’s just say the sentiments are …
Album Review: Bright Arcana – To the Terrible Blood
If you’re looking for experimental and interesting stylings mixed with folk and rock music, look no further than the latest album from accomplished musician Bright Arcana. This name evokes an interesting mix in and of itself, brightness combined with secrecy. It’s a unique …
Three exceptional new indie and dream pop tracks you’ll want to follow
Mindy Gledhill – “The Edge of the World”-There’s an exceptional energy to this song that’s hard to put into words without saying, “you just need to listen.” I don’t mean to compare too many artists to Lizzy McAlpine this year, but honestly this …
Three brand new indie folk tunes to liven up your summer playlists
Oliver Hazard – “Wild Eyed Blue”-The opening line of this song is, “I killed the king.” Wow. I appreciate everything about this song from the rowdy energy to the exceptional harmonies. If you miss the Mumford and Sons foot-stomping folk of the early …
Three exciting new songs we found on the submission platform Groover last week
So let’s talk about this for a moment: We were approached by Groover to consider using their platform. Initially we were hesitant as we are definitely big supporters of SubmitHub! However, since the two platforms allow outlets to use either one (thanks!), we …
Three captivating folk tunes we discovered to make your summer sweeter
Shallow Alcove – “Waiting for the Tulips”-Everything about this track wins my heart; the endearing vocal, the subtle instrumentation, and the gentleness of the vocal harmonies are all just wonderfully well done. If you’ve been around my writing for a while, you know …
Album Review: The Honey Badgers – The Earth Turns and So Do We
From the very first guitar notes of this album by The Honey Badgers, I knew I was going to like it. Call it artful folk or contemplative folk or orchestral folk… by whatever genre name, it is beautiful. The harmonies on the opening …
