​​Harper is known for his powerful soulful vocals. This new release is an extensive musical and lyrical journey, fueled by his masterful harmonica and deep persuasive tones. Great release !

​Another release, recommended for lovers of indie singer-songwriters. 

​This new EP is for lovers of indie pop. 

​Hillbilly, authentic or with the addition of Western Swing or rock from the past century, you get it all beautifully and in excellent sound quality served on this compilation. It is becoming a habit, but we cannot help it that this album also deserves a place in your collection.

​Jeffrey Foucault uses daily live for the most intense inspiration. Masterly transformed into melancholic songs. Great American folk.

​Now Ryan Perry has his solo debut in store shelves. Ryan Perry (vocals, guitar) found his soulmates in Roger Innes (bass) and drummer Lucy Piper. The eight original songs are directly opposed to a few embellished cover versions. What a solo debut!

​Fernando Perdomo wanted to bring light to the delicate beauty of King Crimson’s songs. He succeeded very well…the fingerpicking guitar on the well-known melodies turns it into bright ‘medieval’ songs. 

​After 'Bop-A-Rama' and 'Jive-A-Rama', this 'Stroll-A-Rama' is again of a high level. Sublime rock & roll, rockabilly and a hint of pop from the heydays. Again supplemented with two contemporary tracks, namely from Jittery Jack and Spo-Dee-O-Dee. This album is another great addition to your record collection.

​The release "The King Of Crazy Town," on the new Key West record label Conch Town Records, is bursting with energy and edgy guitars, most of which were recorded live in one or two takes with the entire band. Everything was topped with Bill's authentic and grim vocals. The album contains an arsenal of top artists from Florida. The brass section Funky In The Middle Horns were registered in New York. Replay please!

​An album for fans of singer-songwriters, with a political attitude. 

​A nice release by this group, which proves that there is still a strong musical bond between them.

Catchy grooves, beautiful harmonica, handsome guitar riffs and Tomas rough voice timbre. Tomás Doncker stays true to the spirit of the blues and funky blues rock.

​The songs are the result of four days of working together with producer Vance Powell in his home studios in Nashville. The ten acoustically enthusiastic songs diverge that boredom doesn’t strike you. 

​This second album is a surprising introduction for me with this artist. 

​A debut EP with indie pop and jazzy sounds, worth listening to!

​Hank Williams was undoubtedly the greatest artist in the country genre. Not only was he a formidable performer, but also a super talented songwriter. His songs have been and are still being covered by many artists. Compiler Mark Armstrong collected 28 of those covers on this volume 1. Awesome edition!

​Beale Street, Muscle Shoals and 123rd & Lennox into a magical musical hydra, and it's what Sister Lucille have created on their debut album, Alive. The band's roots run wide and deep.

Andrew Hawkey plays ten intimate songs, a pleasure to be part of it. Georgeous!

​A lovely album, which proves that classy music can come from a unknown source. 

​A very nice funky album, with vintage funk from long ago. 

​Tom Gilberts is at home in all musical trades, and that is what makes him a great artist. He has the easy tempo in his strings, has the perfect tone in his sound, a tone that often comes across as hypnotic. Tom is now piling twelve original songs together and offering a wide range of musical styles.

​A fine anthology, that gives Omar’s career the necessary elan.

​A concept where the jazz DNA of The Allman Brothers Band is brought to life with success.

​Udo is well-known for his bass interventions in the legendary band Focus.  But listen on this album also to the horn section, the synths and the few samples ...delightful.  Inventive jazz(rock).

​Texas brought a large number of artists in the rhythm & blues genre to the surface. It is therefore logical that they cannot be captured in one album. That is why volume 7, just like its predecessor, focuses on the Lone Star State. However, the emphasis is now on artists who are known to the general public, as well as on the rhythm & blues with a jive or jump approach. Once again, highly recommended!