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Glenn Thomas – Looking East (2025)

Known for his straight-forward, “cut to the quick”, no-nonsense exposition of life in all its small grittiness and greater triumphs,

Far more than what you see (or rather hear) on the surface, Kissing The Flint takes complex issues and layers

Inspired by life in its totality – from uncertain societies and vulnerable human conditions to optimistic hopefulness for a brighter

Louie Blue’s ‘Diamond’ emerges as a sophisticated return to form, marking a pivotal moment in the young artist’s musical journey.

Nearly a year on, I am still listening to Annie Dressner’s last record, I Thought It Would Be Easier. So,

Indieclimb (Martin Fjeld) has done it again. With his latest single ‘LEGACY’ the cinematic-electronic artist crafts a sonic experience that

‘don’t let me go’ is a hauntingly beautiful single that will leave you breathless and yearning for more. Bobby Freemont’s

Mickelson’s If You Can’t Be Right, Be Loud. is an album that doesn’t just reflect the current moment – it

Inspired by the human condition and reality in all its tragedy and triumph, singer-songwriter Chris Bullinger explores “…the themes of

Inspired by life in its entirety, from the simplest everyday situation to great leaps of faith, Ryan Caplinger captures all