Category: folk
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Roger Jaeger, Dare Wren Smiles, Joey Cark, Cedar Compher & Elke Schon new this week!
This week’s folk releases offer a tapestry of emotions and stories: Roger Jaeger’s nostalgic “Grandpa’s Ghost,” Dare Wren Smiles’ nature-infused “Portal,” Joey Clark’s “Portraits of Dylan” folk rock homage, Cedar Compher’s introspective “Coming Home” EP, and Elke Schon’s poignant “Pages You’ll Never Read.” Each artist crafts a unique, reflective journey.
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Jack Elliot, Patricio Anabalon, Synecdoche Montauk, Giselle Parker & B. Snipes new this week!
This week’s folk releases include Jack Elliot’s “North Wind,” a heartfelt indie folk serenade, Patricio Anabalón’s introspective “Nubes,” Synecdoche Montauk’s acoustic “From The Beginning,” Giselle Parker’s nostalgic “Vine,” and B. Snipes’ cinematic “All Along.” Each artist delivers unique storytelling and rich soundscapes, offering a fresh wave of emotive folk music.
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Battleviews Poised for Captivating Return with New Album Release, Two Ghosts
Battleviews returns with their album Two Ghosts, seamlessly blending alt-folk, Americana, and indie pop. The duo captivates with poignant storytelling, exploring themes of parenthood, heartache, and nostalgia, offering an intimate, evocative listening experience.
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Romain Gutsy Illuminates the Soul with “In The Moonlight”
Romain Gutsy’s “In The Moonlight” is a melodic journey through love’s dreamscape, blending jazz-tinged folk pop with evocative storytelling. His warm vocals and acoustic finesse create an enchanting experience under a starlit sky.
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Ava Valianti: Capturing the Essence of Youth with “Wishing Well”
Ava Valianti’s “Wishing Well” beautifully captures the essence of growing up with its poignant acoustic pop sound. The 15-year-old artist reflects on childhood nostalgia and the realities of adulthood, creating a heartfelt narrative with emotive melodies.
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Doron Karavani, Forrest Hill, Takar Nabam, Little Lore & Mars FM new this week!
This week’s Fields feature highlights Doron Karavani’s serene “Only Love,” Forrest Hill’s introspective “Another Day,” Takar Nabam’s ethereal “Your Map,” Little Lore’s charming “This Building Is Condemned,” and Mars FM’s nostalgic “Colorado Winter.” Each artist creates a unique narrative in the indie folk realm, blending personal stories with captivating melodies.
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Leah Wilcox Embraces Vulnerability with New Single ‘just a bore.’
Leah Wilcox’s “just a bore.” explores self-worth and imposter syndrome within the Alt Pop/Folkgaze genre. With soulful vocals and ethereal soundscapes, Leah crafts a compelling narrative celebrating vulnerability and authenticity.
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Amelie Patterson’s ‘Napoleon’ Shines with Raw Honesty and Bold Evolution
Amelie Patterson’s ‘Napoleon’ is a nuanced tapestry of personal history and modern ambition. It blends introspective lyrics with polished production, capturing tension between nostalgia and future aspirations.
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Steph Cameron’s New Single “Today” Bridges Past and Present
Steph Cameron’s “Today” offers a nostalgic yet fresh take on folk, blending heartfelt storytelling with 60s and 70s influences. It invites reflection on identity and community, showcasing her authenticity and artistry.
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The Harpoonist Delivers Soul-Stirring Single and Video “Good People” From Forthcoming Album
The Harpoonist’s solo debut single “Good People” is a soul-stirring anthem, echoing the energy of modern blues-rock legends. Accompanied by a captivating music video, it sets the stage for his upcoming album’s release and Canadian tour.
