Ian Noe’s second album is a belter. Stories, lyrics, and music worth taking the time to hear.

Hailey Whitters is great. The Dream was great. Raised might be even better.

Married In A Honky Tonk is exellent country music delivered with a smile and whip-smart attitude by Jenny Tolman. Come for the tunes, stay for the characters.

Backhand Deals from Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard is the real deal of UK rock Big things are on the horizon for the Cardiff boys.

Zuzu’s debut album Queensway Tunnel is a pop trip to Liverpool, through great lyrics, top level melodies, and a unique delivery. It’s ace.

Zuzu’s debut album Queensway Tunnel is a pop trip to Liverpool, through great lyrics, top level melodies, and a unique delivery. It’s ace.

Rumpumpo from Kate Vargas is an astonishingly good record. It’s a little offbeat in its feel, but don’t let that hide the quality of the music and lyric inside.

Self Esteem’s second album is a sonic leap from her first, which was also great. Lyrically, musically, and vibe-ally Prioritise Pleasure is on another level from 2021’s other pop music.

Natalie’s second album is very different to her first, but no less of a worthy follow up to one of the best country albums of the last decade.

Time Machine shows a growth of sound that places her with some of the best in the country genre; a classic in the making.