Hot half dozen
Hot Half Dozen February 23, 2021
Over 89 songs and albums this week. Here is the best
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Over 89 songs and albums this week. Here is the best
Time and time again, from one year to the next, we see the same old narrative put out and withdrawn
73 submissions. Here the best, plus a bonus video (especially if you like horror)
The concept of dying alone, is one that confronts us all at some point, or at least most of us.
It has never been hard to tell if a musician was once smitten, is hopelessly smitten or wishes to be
From 54 submissions last week. Ocean, single by Willa Amai. Soft, sweet, moving. Amai says, “Ocean is about the moment
The best half dozen from the 100 songs submitted last week
Recording a hit single is difficult, but recording a cover of a track that’s already as iconic as an entire
I want you to ask yourself what loneliness sounds like. What do you imagine? Pianos in a minor key? The
FaB’s (short for Fitzsimon and Brogan) new single ‘Persuasion’ does the tricky job of distilling the heartbreak of unrequited love
117 submissions this week. My pick of the 6 best.
Beginning with a mysterious, enigmatic piano/guitar introduction, Mauri Dark’s new song ‘Poison Woman’ is an intriguing affair. Sounding like it’s
We received 78 submissions. Here are our 6 favs. This Too Shall Pass by Doña Oxford. The Goddess Of Soul,
2021. hope and two grat music videos
The Bright Hollow Fog magic’s you into the living room of the village luthier ‘s thatched home in County Wicklow for a jam session with the best musicians from miles around – led by the one of the best mandolin musicians anywhere.
The darkest of days call for extreme measures, and in his new single “Order My Steps,” Kevin Phillips is pulling
Well it is that time of year when all of us music writers and critics make our list and check
Richard Lynch is an artist extraordinaire. The Country musician has accomplished several astounding feats in music and has an impeccable
Not your mother’s Christmas carols
Back in March, Whitney Tai sent me “Surrender”, a single released from her still-under construction album, Apogee. I reviewed it,
