It’s never too late to show your talent, to leave your message, to entertain the world. Dave Rosewood can touch you!

​How honest and beautiul can someone play and sing.  A delight listening to her sensitive voice!

By means of 12 mostly well-known songs, the English Richie & The Rockets show that they are not only skilled instrumentalists, but also highly adepted in harmonious singing. If they pick out less well-known songs for their next album, or even better compose themselves, they will soon be among the top bands in the swing genre.

​The dou Skinny and Steph F. from Cambridge, Massachusetts have won us with only seven songs and twenty minutes. Hambone Skinny also has the release "Devil Done Took Me Baby" on offer. .Check it out there website ...! What would fit this band the Roots & Roses Festival on May 1 in Lessines.

​An R&B album, on which Shayna shows off her vocal talents. 

​A really nice album that introduces me to this talented, but unknown sax player. 

The Australian Robert Forster does not bring so much new material to the outside world.
Four years have elapsed between "Songs To Play" from 2015 and his new CD "Inferno". The release "Inferno" was recorded in Berlin with producer Victor Van Vugt. It contains nine songs and hardly takes 35 minutes. But they are all great bangers, great stuff ..!

​In addition to his production-related associations in the US with Ryan Adams, Ray LaMontagne, Rufus Wainright and Laura Marling, Ethan Johns finds his own way as a singer-songwriter.

​A magical album for those who love solo piano. 

Now, with the Sisters of the Strawberry Moon, Luther Dickinson has another wonderful side project. Gospel, blues, Americana, soul and some ballads what a great divergence Luther puts his compositions here ...

Listen to the storytellers of Sweden, West Of Eden travels all over the World with traditional Celtic tunes in a nice contemporary canvas.  

‘Shake, Stomp and Stumble’ is the debut release from Southern California's Greg Antista and The Lonely Streets. Its nine party-starting songs are anchored by indelible melodies, heartfelt vocals, powerful musicianship, and a steadfast sense of community. The album was produced and engineered by Paul Miner... A CD that will have you moving from start to finish.  This CD is guaranteed fun  fun fun...!

It often sounds retro but that doesn’t have to be a problem to enjoy this album.

​English female singer-songwriter with her boots in Nashville’s americana.  Treat yourself with her hopefull reflections.

With a sound that is raw, expressive, and strange, Lonesome Shack's music is part hill country blues, part urban folk rock, and owes as much to Alan Wilson's Canned Heat as it does to Junior Kimbrough. The trio is led by Ben Todd, a finger picking guitarist who has spent time living in a shack in the NM desert where he learned how to play old blues and banjo tunes from vintage recordings. Desert Dreams sounds like rock city meets backwoods boogie, desert blues meets jungle grooves.

​Beautiful acoustic versions. Give attention to honest poetic lyrics.  Rioghnach Connoly leans up a great voice skills.  Hold your breath!

​Award-winning Canadian soul-bluesman Matt Andersen announces the forthcoming release of ‘Halfway Home by Morning’. Sweat-soaked soul meets incendiary rhythm and blues, with full doses of heartsick folk and Americana grit mixed in for good measure. Highly recommended…!

​Lachy has gone on to be hailed as one of the most important and celebrated new Blues/Soul Hammond Organ players in the world. His killer band of Jackie Barnes (drums) and Joel Burton (bass) have built an incredible following one sold out room at a time, and they’ve become regulars on international blues, jazz and good music festivals.

With the Southern rocker "Better In The Morning" and the heavy pounding "Suit In The Black" they almost embrace "Funky Town", the nickname of their hometown Fort Worth. With and in the country rocker "Colorado" we put on our cowboy boots and also dance around on the soul-sensitive "Pay To Play" and "Fox In The Henhouse", which is excited by interactive piano tunes and handsome drum trowels.

One of the most honest and unique folk albums of the year, you can feel the love and tenderness.

Buddy Lucas is maybe not the best known saxophonist. Although from the 1950s he made recordings under his own name, but he can be heard just as well on recordings from, among others, Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers, Dion, Aretha Franklin, Big Maybelle and Jimmy Smith. You won't find these songs on this compilation, but you will find beautiful blues and swinging rhythm & blues that Lucas recorded under his own name.

Strong debut from the unknown singer and songwriter and guitarplayer David Haerle. Thirteen different songs with a few jewels to discover!

​Those who love guitar music, like George Benson and Earl Klugh are in for a treat!

​If you’re interested in free jazz with lots of improvisations, then buy this one.