David Scott Weaver – Two
David Scott Weaver · Two A nice acoustic guitar opens this new single “Two” by David Scott Weaver. For a moment you feel like the song is just testing the air before settling in. It’s just a simple melody easing…
Category: Indie Folk
Gregg Kofi Brown – The River (Remix)
Good evening! Some songs are just meant for listening and others carry a message with them. Gregg Kofi Brown just landed on my radar with this strong new single “The River”. It definitely belongs to the second group. It moves…
The Iddy Biddies – The World Inside
I spent a good part of this week listening to the new album “The World Inside” by The Iddy Biddies. It pulled me in more than I expected. At first I thought it would be a straightforward folk record, but…
Anna Weatherup – Delusional
Anna Weatherup just landed on my radar with her album “Delusional”. For me it came out of nowhere in the best way. I hadn’t been following her work before this, so pressing play was like walking into something new without…
June The Destroyer – Hurry
I ended up playing this amazing album “Hurry” late at night with the lights low and my phone face down on the desk. It’s the right way to hear it. This album carries a lot of thoughts about living in…
Clay Brown & the Trouble Round Town – Satisfy Your Mind
You know that moment when you click on a song from a band you’ve never heard before, not really expecting much… and then a few seconds later you realize you’re actually paying attention? That’s pretty much how I met “Satisfy…
Mitchell Broodley – Overtime Again
Mitchell Broodley’s new single “Overtime Again” grabbed me from the first few seconds. I hadn’t heard his music before, but in seconds, I felt drawn in by the way he delivers the story. Like it really matters to him. There’s…
Displaced Stranger – Grounding
I listened to this album “Grounding” by Displaced Stranger on a quiet evening when I probably should’ve been doing something else. I let the whole thing run while staring out the window. It felt like that kind of album. “Pipe…
Emma Forgette – The Text I Never Sent
Emma Forgette’s new single “The Text I Never Sent” caught me off guard in the calmest way. It starts gently. like she’s sitting in the room telling you something she’s been holding in for a long time. Her voice is…
Seven Crows – BOREAL
I put on “BOREAL” by Seven Crows late at night. lights off. window cracked just a little. Within a minute, I forgot I was sitting at my desk. I was somewhere else entirely, tall trees, cool air, that quiet you…
Charlie Diamond – That Diamond Dream
There’s something special about the way Charlie Diamond leans into an old-school folk-country sound on “That Diamond Dream”. It’s like a song you’d hear drifting out of a roadside bar with a flickering neon sign. The kind of place where…
The Couriers – Smooth Skin
I put on “Smooth Skin” by The Couriers late this afternoon, the kind of quiet hour where you’re not fully working but not fully resting either. It fit that in-between mood right away. The band leans into an indie folk…
Derby Hill – Derby Hill EP
There’s something comforting about putting on Derby Hill’s self-titled EP and just letting it play. It’s like sitting on a back porch as the light fades, not saying much, just listening. Derby Hill has a great Americana sound that blends…
Neural Pantheon – The Merchant’s Last Coin
Good evening! Neural Pantheon’s new single “The Merchant’s Last Coin” is like a story you’d hear late at night when the room is silent and no one is checking their phone. It’s a dark folk ballad built around a simple…
Stevie Lee Woods – Don’t Let Heartache Turn to Heartbreak
Stevie Lee Woods opens a new chapter with his latest single “Don’t Let Heartache Turn to Heartbreak” and it’s a song that is carefully built. There’s a great confidence running through it. Starting with the drum work which immediately sets…
Caitty – 16 Again
Caitty starts the year with her new single “16 Again”. It’s a great step forward after a strong run in 2025. It’s an upbeat song built around that feeling of falling into new love and letting yourself enjoy it fully.…
Live Oak Sunburst – Lurleen
Live Oak Sunburst’s new single “Lurleen” is like the kind of song you put on when the day is winding down and the noise finally fades. I first heard it around 6PM and it instantly felt right for that moment.…
Elephant Moon – Fly Again
Danish songwriter Anders Dal aka Elephant Moon is back with a new single titled “Fly Again” and for me, it’s one of his best songs so far. The song is led by an acoustic guitar. Gently played in the background and…
Tim Eveleigh – Life Is Not A Competition
Life Is Not A Competition de Tim Eveleigh I sat with this album “Life Is Not A Competition” for a few listens. mostly during quiet parts of the day and it kept pulling me back in. Tim Eveleigh has a…
Martin Lloyd Howard – Selene
Martin Lloyd Howard’s new masterpiece “Selene” is one of those quiet pieces that feels right for the moment you press play. It’s built around solo acoustic guitar and it moves at its own calm pace. The track is peaceful and…