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loudersound.com /1 week ago

“Their song titles left them open to detractors. Like all true pioneers, their hats were shot through with arrows”: The...

Elizabeth Fraser’s lyrics for the trio’s 1984 album became the subject of press ridicule – but she was much smarter than the jokes

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scotsman.com /1 week ago

Daughter to perform archive songs of Gaelic 'girl with golden voice' Flora MacNeil

Flora MacNeil was spotted when performing in Edinburgh as a teenager

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stereogum.com /1 month ago

Deep Sea Diver – “Teardrop” (Massive Attack Cover)

You might think of Massive Attack's glimmering, perfect 1998 song "Teardrop" as the lead single from their classic album Mezzanine or as the theme of the TV show House. I think of...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

3 Forgotten Duets From the 1990s That Still Sound Ethereal

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 15: Martina Topley-Bird performs on stage at Bush Hall on December 15, 2010 in London, England. (Photo by Robin Little/Redferns) The 1990s were a...

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indiedockmusicblog.co.uk /1 month ago

Fanny Alexandra – Breathe!

Every so often a single arrives that doesn't so much announce itself as exhale into the room, and "Breathe!" belongs to that rare, unshowy category. Fanny Alexandra has built her r...

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americana-uk.com /5 days ago

Video: Grace Elizabeth Harvey “The Dream of Common Language” – the search for deeper understanding

Be absorbed by The Dream of Common Language by Liverpool singer-songwriter Grace Elizabeth Harvey. Opening with fluttering guitar, the song builds gently through subtle percussion...

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indiedockmusicblog.co.uk /1 month ago

Adrielle Bow Belle – Freeze

Cold, in the hands of Adrielle Bow Belle, turns out to be the warmest possible subject. *Freeze*, her seven-movement song cycle, does the thing so few concept albums manage: it mak...

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stereogum.com /1 month ago

Grace Elizabeth Harvey Announces New EP Songs Of Devotion: Hear “The Dream Of Common Language”

If you're in need of a little calm, a little introspection, a little Laura Marling or Joni Mitchell, then I highly recommend checking out the new single from Liverpool folk musicia...

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scotsman.com /1 month ago

The Scottish singer duetting with her late 'bothy ballads' ancestor

Fiona Soe Paing discovered she was related to singer John Strachan

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metro.co.uk /1 month ago

Alison Limerick was ‘last to know’ about John Lewis Christmas advert with her song

Alison Limerick, the singer behind Where Love Lives, is performing at Brighton Pride this weekend.

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earmilk.com /1 month ago

Wendy Bevan shares intimate yet hypnotic single "Fragile Times"

UK gothic synth-pop musician Wendy Bevan offers an alluring second glimpse of her forthcoming album Alone With The Unknown with intimate offering "Fragile Times," which explores th...

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stereogum.com /1 month ago

Fenne Lily – “Thank You Sorry”

You like really intense lyrics about post-breakup epiphanies? Well, here's one for you: "You thank me for a good year and go/ And you say it like you have to leave/ You're sorry fo...

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indiedockmusicblog.co.uk /4 days ago

Elisabeth Grey – Echoes of Paradise

Some voices carry a lifetime of listening before they ever open their mouths, and "Echoes of Paradise" proves Elisabeth Grey's belongs firmly in that category. Recorded alongside t...

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obscuresound.com /1 month ago

Dalinda – “The Nile”

UK-based artist Dalinda‘s moody alt-pop songwriting shines on “The Nile,” a melancholic single produced by Pete Murray. Blending serene, soulful vocals with a world-music chill-out...

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billboard.com /3 days ago

Violet Grohl Covers The Cure for Triple J’s Like a Version

The singer stripped the 1992 track down to just her voice and an acoustic guitar, calling it "such a cute love song."

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nytimes.com /2 weeks ago

Caught Up in the Rapture of Anita Baker

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Baker’s seminal album.

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stereofox.com /1 week ago

phiia – oh to be

On her latest release, “oh to be”, phiia ushers us into relaxation with her mesmerizing vocals as if we’re sitting... The post phiia – oh to be appeared first on Stereofox Music Bl...

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loudersound.com /3 days ago

“I wanted to retrieve my late grandma’s voice for my mum. Then I realised what she was really talking about”: How The An...

Catherine Anne Davies’ latest album, As We Once Were, acts as an answer to the questions of her previous record and confounds tragedy to link four generations of her family

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nybooks.com /6 days ago

Farinelli

The beauty of that voice is paradoxical, slicing the flesh into a sound of ghostly fire beyond relinquishment. It is the dying fall, the little death that passes into tremors of th...

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buzzmag.co.uk /1 month ago

No corners cut on THE ANCHORESS’ new album, but lots of emotional heft

The third album by The Anchoress, aka Catherine Anne Davies, finds her reflecting on motherhood and legacy across four generations of women. The post No corners cut on THE ANCHORES...

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americansongwriter.com /2 weeks ago

3 Folk Lyrics From 1988 That Hit Harder Now That Their Artists Have Aged

American singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman plays her Fender acoustic guitar at a recording studio in Los Angeles, California, circa 1988. (Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images) These...

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americana-uk.com /2 weeks ago

Video: Elanor Moss “Fixer” – a doorway into healing

The instrumental opening to Fixer is already breathtakingly beautiful. And then Elanor Moss begins to sing. Once again, Moss’s voice is clear and pure and transporting; timeless an...

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queerty.com /3 weeks ago

Sam Smith covers Fergie’s “Big Girls Don’t Cry” & has everyone in tears

Smith’s cover of the heartbreak ballad has people in tears.

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indiedockmusicblog.co.uk /1 month ago

Lana Karlay – Think it Through

Frustration, handled properly, is one of pop's most underrated instruments, and on 'Think It Through' the Geelong songwriter tunes hers to something close to perfect pitch. This is...

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