Single and album reviews
When I think about country music, I immediately think about Nashville, but after being introduced to UK artist Luke Flear, I might be inclined to think again! Especially after listening to his track Looks Country to me. Luke Flear is a multi-instrumentalist who has been performing as a solo artist since the age of 15.
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Memories Remain is the latest release from Feralman. The track follows the success of Golden Canary, The Ballad of Life and Death, Let It Heal You and Believe, which can all be found from his highly anticipated album Allegories, releasing in September.
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Not only has it been a while since I have written an album review from the music I listen to, but it has also been a while since I have listened to an album that has made an impact on me, in its very first listen. I hope you will enjoy reading my review and appreciation of the latest release from Harry Styles, his latest album Harry’s House.
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I always enjoy new releases from Feralman, as I feel I have truly connected with his music. I’m pleased to be sharing my review of his latest release, which is the dreamy Golden Canary.
My second single review of 2022, is the latest release from Bristol’s String Factory, These Are the Days.
String Factory is a concept executed by singer-songwriter Dino Brewster. I recently interviewed Dino, and it is clear that he is extremely passionate about the music he creates and this is noticeable in the single These Are the Days.
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Jem Girl at the Piano 