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Emmi Maaria – Why would we girls be sad (2023)

Embracing a passion for music at age six when she began taking violin lessons, singer-songwriter, violinist and composer Emmi Maaria

Drawn together by a mutual love of modern folk and roots music, UK-based trio The Lost Trades take listeners on

From Nordic Music Central to Illustrate Magazine, Independent Music Reviews, Sound and Vision and HQ Indie, Norwegian artist Birds Are

Described by notable publications as “…gorgeous contemplation and soaring ardency…” (News Break) and “…absolutely left us wanting more…” (We Write

Known for poetic lyricism captured in a haunting soundscape, Irish artist Niamh McKinney shares profound messages in ethereal melodies. Lifting

Described as “…pure honesty with a smile” (KMS Reviews) and “intimate and inviting…” (Send Me Your Ears), Laura Dannan touches

From Pop Passion to Delusions of Adequacy, and All Music Guide, singer-songwriter Lisa Cerbone has been referred to as “a

Compared to the likes of Damien Rice and Ben Howard, singer-songwriter John Edge can ensnare your senses. Soft and flowing

It’s been said that musical talent is inherited and this is entirely evident in The Marsh Family. Similar to The

Hailing from Bilbao, Spain, singer-songwriter and poet Angela Aux connects with listeners on a deeper level. While Aux performs with