Tag: Folk Music
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Frank Turner’s Return to Folk: “Haven’t Been Doing So Well”
No artist distinguishes himself quite so well between rebel and music so much as one Frank Turner does. Often consequential in design, his folk-punk-pop rebel acoustic signature sounds has made him a critical and acclaimed artist that has very own fitting niche into the music industry. Now after his folk-flutter concerted album of Be More…
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Your Autumn Playlist: ‘Delta’ by Mumford & Sons
Good evening, folks. Here’s hoping you had a good weekend and anticipating yourself for a good week ahead. As we say goodbye to Summer and enter a new season into the fold with Autumn, we start to look for warm nights in with candles and scents of cinnamon not too far away from us. With…
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Gerry Cinnamon: The True Story Teller of Music
Fiercely independent in any scenario is a difficult task to undertake and complete well. Being fiercely independent in the music industry without any financial backing from that of a record label? – An unequivocally difficult feat to do and do well, mind. A true musician who personifies in relatable story-telling is the man that goes…
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Alt-J: The World of Experimental Sound
Subtle eccentrics of indie rock with complacent sound-experiments, bring Alt-J into the spotlight as critically acclaimed and award-winning. An Awesome Wave ____________________ Alt-J: a name raised from the delta symbol that is made when hitting Alt and J on a Mac keyboard, their smoothie blend of folky dub-pop became their signatory work and was first…
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Ben Howard – ‘Collections from the Whiteout’ Album Review
Striking the distance between the strange and the curious, Collections from the Whiteout draws everlasting collaborations – but holds its own with Howard still prevalent as the inventive singer-songwriter. If I told you that Aaron Dessner of The National had a major hand in producing and spinning his thoughts into Howard’s fourth successive album, you’d…
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