Leigh Harrison started writing songs and producing other artists in the 1970s. Two decades later Leigh released “Inappropriate Touching” and “Lean On The Angels”. A number of projects with other musicians followed before the retrospective “Three Deck Wreck” in 2007. Leigh continues to write and record, and can be spotted performing live in and around […]
Interview with Nathan Leigh
Hailed as “a songbook for our time,” indie folk producer and songwriter Nathan Leigh’s 2012 album A Life In Transit explored the highs and lows of touring life. Splitting his time between the life of a touring musician and a theatre composer, Nathan Leigh has performed in venues across the country, and had his music […]
Melody Federer Interview – Something To Show
Singer-songwriter, Melody Federer released her latest single, “Something To Show,” an uplifting indie-pop track that encourages people to take a chance on love. The new single will be featured on her upcoming full-length album, When the Dogwoods Bloom, out in early 2017. “Something To Show” is now available for download on iTunes and Spotify and […]
Interview with Jo Mango of When Tomorrow Becomes Yesterday
Singer-songwriter Jo Mango has teamed up with an array of songwriters, academic researchers and sustainability organisations to create the When Tomorrow Becomes Yesterday project. The project’s aim is to bring together academic, musical, artistic and practical knowledge to imagine a future in a more sustainable world. They will be releasing three download tracks along with […]
Cranky George Release Misery Road, The Second Single Off Their New Album
Los Angeles rockers Cranky George have released Misery Road, the second single and it’s accompanying visual treatment from their new album (Fat Lot of Good). A toe-tapping, light-hearted escape from a troubled love affair, Misery Road is a journey in the car as we try to clear our heads and figure out all the madness […]
Danophone’s Rerun Is A Well Crafted, Happiness Inducing Album
Songwriter and Danish science journalist Carsten Nielsen records and releases music as Danophone. Residing in the happiest city (City of Aalborg) of the happiest country (Denmark) on this planet, it’s safe to say that Danophone’s music will inject you with happiness…even when the music or lyrical content isn’t necessarily trying to be happy. Rerun is […]
Interview with Becca Roth – Unstable
In this interview spotlight, we chat with folk/pop singer-songwriter Becca Roth about her new Unstable EP as well as influences, the digital music world and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms […]
Interview with Rainbrother – Tales From The Drought
After the success of psychedelic folk outfit The Migrant, frontman Bjarke Bendtsen is ready to transcend furthermore into electronic folk-rock territory with the release of his latest project Rainbrother’s debut album Tales From The Drought, out on 3rd February 2017 via General Bird. Tales From The Drought is all about making your way whilst on […]
Interview with Martin Forsell – Liberations
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Martin Forsell about the newest release, influences, navigating the digitized music world and more. Q&A along with links and streams below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) I […]
Interview with Stomping Nick – Shake For Your Cake
Stomping Nick Jackman is a one-man-band from Lyttelton, New Zealand, who fuses primitive garage punk with blues and Appalachian folk. His sound has been described as “pounding rhythms, searing blasts of harmonica, and a gutsy roar that reach back decades beyond the last fad.” Stomping Nick sings and plays harmonica, guitar and drums all at […]
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