​Wonderful interesting reggae sounds on their debut album.  Forget (for an hour or so) Bob Marley or Peter Tosh and enjoy the positive vibes from the progressive reggae band Highest Intention.

A switch from punkrock to americana, from non-believer to Christianity: as result a swinging upbeat country album as a tribute to her roots.  ​

No less than seventeen guest musicians have contributed to this album. His friends guitarist Mike Bake and Howard Birchmore on harmonica, also accompany John during his live performance.
John Cee Stannard & Blues Horizon are also present. Not bad at all..!

Adam Holt, from Baldwin County, Alabama, is proud to promote his new album ‘Kind Of Blues’. And the title is significant, it is indeed a true reflection of differentiated blues styles.
It is great a mixture of blues, country, rock and some Americana tunes. Highly recommended..!

Cradlesongs or lullabies from Midland UK musician Bill Pritchard  make me tender, give me also a smile on my face, let me enjoy every second.  Less is more, indeed my friend!

Once again I’m suprised about the good feeling that jumps out of the music.  I love it!

Wouter Verhelst and Ilse Van Dooren are a duo who share the passion for blues, country blues, roots music and swinging rock and roll. Acoustic guitars, blues harp, vintage footstamping, percussion and exciting vocals are the basis for their fourteen original songs. The rhythms surprise almost pleasantly in every song. Great stuff..!

In contrast to its Chicago blues-influenced predecessors, Harpdog Brown now resolutely opts for a New Orleans influenced approach. So back to his actual roots. There are no rules in music in and around New Orleans. The songs are so steeped in blues and jazz artistry. The brass section creates that jazzy Crescent City big band feeling. Harpdog Brown will never become a great writing wonder, but he can appropriate a song like no other. The covers that he chose here are almost all lost classic gems. Brilliant!

It has been a while since we had heard anything from Bonnie Tyler here. The release "Between The Earth And The Stars" is Bonnie's seventeenth album. It is also the successor of the successful "Rocks and Honey" from 2013. Tyler again appealed to top producer David Mackay, who also produced her first two albums. Bonnie now also appeals to some world stars for a few songs. The fourteen tracks are strongly influenced by pop, country, rock and some smooty ballads.

​Unique compilation of the vocal group The Lamplighters, founded in the 1950s, which would evolve into The Rivingtons.

​A beautiful concept album, that puts the sea in the picture. Ambient and sophisticated. 

​This third album from jazz singer & pianist Aimee Nolton is a nice discovery.

​An album that transcends musical boundaries and will appeal to lovers of straight ahead jazz. 

In the new album "Catch The Westbound", Lucas Haneman's vocal and handsome guitar skills are also fascinating. Megan Laurence's angelic and compelling voice, together with the rhythm section of drummer Jeff Asselin and bass player Martin Newman, creates a deep groove. The ten songs are again a mixture of lively rock and roll, blues and subtle and captivating ballads.

​Little Joe Cook is best known for his song 'Peanuts'. That he was a very talented artist, who deserved more recognition than he received, can be heard on these 29 songs. Gospel, rhythm & blues, doo-wop and soul at its best!

​On this album with lost songs, Faris Nourallah presents pop songs that sometimes sounds like The Kinks.

​A debut EP from a Dutch pop singer-songwriter with hints of soul, jazz and funk. 

​Blues stripped to the bone, enriched with different roots genres, honest, raw and without frills, brought by this American trio. 'Lowdown Ways' will be able to force the global breakthrough for Daddy Long Legs.

​‘Train To Key Biscayne’ is Peter’s follow-up to his first solo album, ‘Blues on My Shoulders’ (2017), which garnered excellent reviews and made it to the Top 25 blues charts. It features 12 new blues, swing tunes and ballads, all written by Peter. On the new CD, he is joined by some of today’s best blues artists – who also happen to be his friends. Train to Key Biscayne features excellent vocal performances from award-winning singers Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson, Sugar Ray Norcia, Michelle “Evil Gal” Willson and Johnny Nicholas — all naturally gifted singers who’d be tops in any era.

​This album is like an old photograph on the wall of a dimly lit nightclub, while this music plays. Or lovers of vintage?

​A very nice album by a saxophonist that I didn’t knew. 

​An album for jazz purists, from a jazz pianist with his trio. 

​In Australia, Billy 'Crash' Craddock was a star in the 60s and even two of his recordings reached there the first place in the charts. In America he had to wait for recognition till the seventies and eighties when he became a wellknown country & western artist. This album still raises the question ... why was Billy 'Crash' Craddock never added to the list of 'legendary rock' n 'roll artists'?????

A fine example of authentic Chicago blues from the forties and fifties, by this trio with blues legend Willie Dixon on upright bass.

Strange album in four parts from Englisch progrockers Deckchair Poets. Could it be a rockopera?  Or is it a nice collection of individual songs?