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A Chat with Old Man Soul Club (10.02.21)

With a sound that is both inexplicable and exceeding imitation, Old Man Soul Club is a UK-based quintet with warm

Mike Nisbet is musing on personal salvation with the eclectic sounds of ‘The Big Sea, Unlimited’. The single diverges from

Tanya George broke the shackles of societal norms with her single ‘Normality’. Now, she is using her impressive vocal range

If Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan were to have a lovechild the chances are Mark Duggan would be it. Hailing

Drawing on his experience as a psychiatric nurse, avid book reader and nature lover, Song for Wild draws you into

Can you imagine an 8-year-old playing the trumpet? Well, UK-based Kate Bowen was one of those kids and I’m guessing

If you are in the mood for some music that lifts your spirits no matter what is happening, David Clifton

Introduced to music at a young age by his mother, Erick Beau found himself learning the violin as a child,

There is a lot more that unites us than divides us, but this is something that we often overlook. Third

Canadian born, Irish raised artist Cormac Russell is back with his latest single ‘Lotus Train’, released on New Years Day.