Sherri Anne lets the band speak with messages and eclectic compositions from folk, reggae, blues to rock. Fine album with a few superb songs.

​Now Fred Verhaegen is back in the spotlight with the captivating record 'Overkant'. A masterpiece comprising nine Dutch songs. The Schelde is of course not the Mississippi, yet Fred has that southern accent. He wrote all the songs together, sang and played almost all the instrumentation and he only found a lonely soulmate in accordionist Tinne Vandenbusche. And that's what the blues is really all about. In addition to his lived-in voice and acoustic strings, the songs are also swindled with that aged bluesy harmonica throughout his songs. Highly recommended...!

​What a great singer Alice DeMicele is, and with producer Bret Levick she forms a golden duo.  Strong arrangements, powerful and inventive vocals convince every skeptic.  Very recommended!

​Where do you belong? What’s your home?  Miriam Moczko is digging in the family history with a lot of melancholy in her answers.  

​New Flemish songs from the talented Eva De Roovere, songwriter-singer-producer.  Once again very atmospheric and cheerful popsongs.

​Andersen's masterful voice is the zenith and the common thread running through this record. His intimate setting on the guitar strings also provides some intimacy in the songs. Andersen takes a completely different musical direction than in the dynamic blues albums that have earned him numerous awards and prizes. The introverted singer-songwriter now shows his intimate side. And it is sown with emotional blues ballads and some folk and country inspired blues tracks. Highly recommended release ! 

​With the help of some of his favorite musical soulmates, Scott Smith sets the tone and groove on the right track. Folk, rock and country met in his songs. The third album 'Leave To Come Home' was produced by Erik Nielsen and continues the contemporary Americana vibe of the first two records, but adds some new elements to the sound of the band. In addition to Smith's lead vocals and songwriter, slide guitar, harmonica, acoustic fingerpicking, banjo and pedal steel are all important elements in the intended sound for the band Just A Season.  

Texas Hall Of Fame musician Stehpen Doster made a fantastic acoustic album with his fingerpicking guitar.  Worth discovering!

Melancholic album made during the pandemic in Spain.  You feel his pain at the end.

Sixteenth album of Texan singer-songwriter George Enslé.  Once more he puts the finger on the wound.  Don’t look away of life and try to improve your social self.

Beautiful country songs with honest content and strong musical accompaniment.  John Wort Hannam touches your heart.

​A singer-songwriter as living example for other musicians how to write, to perform and to touch (your mind).

​This is the debut album by Flemish singer-songwriter Arnisty. She composed all the tracks herself, and brings dreamy, acoustic indie pop. For those who like dodie, Agnes Obel and Kimya Dawson. 

​Albertine creates a playfulness and intimacy with her natural musical feeling. And a fantastic idea to use her viola as a plucked string instrument.  Great debut!

Ericson Holt is an ordinary man, just like you and me, but a hell of a singer-songwriter.  His clear voice, his natural feeling for soul…and his bright piano playing. Recommended!

​Average americana songs but performed with soulful warmth and sweet melodicism.  I especially love her solo as a singer-songwriter on ukelele.

​So now there is 'The Blues Never End', Elly Wininger’s fifth studio album. In thirteen tracks Elly takes us into her own blues and folk world. Contemporary fingerpicking, which is delicately interwoven with ragtime, old timey, jazz and country. There's even cajun with (I wanna Be Like) 'Rosie', a fitting tribute to famed Zydeco artist Rosie Ledet. Most of the songs are covers she borrowed from legends like Rosetta Tharpe, Skip James, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Lonnie Johnson, Leadbelly, Blind Willie Johnson and Geeshie Wiley. In the song 'Black Snake Moan' has Elly accompanied by a four-piece Dixieland horn section. And that only promotes the diversity of her intended Delta Blues style. Great..!

​With his album 'For The Light In Thy Heart', released in 2017, Dries Bongaerts managed to place himself at the top of our own singer/songwriters. We are now four years later and he is releasing the successor 'Soothing Green'. The album contains 13 songs that once again show Dries' talent and craftsmanship. Qualities that emerge in both his lyrics and his musical setting. His world is one where superficiality and monotony are taboo, but where creating art with a capital 'K' is paramount.
With 'Soothing Green' Dries Bongaerts proves once again that you can distinguish yourself as a singer/songwriter. He achieves this by packaging his beautiful lyrics in arrangements that make his songs blossom. Dries is a singer/songwriter who effortlessly unites both lovers of great lyrics and musical fans.

​Jackson Browne always brings a message without preaching, makes a statement, loves people and the world.  Downhill From Everywhere is an soulfull album about desire!

​Now Allen Finney is proudly promoting his new release 'Picture Window'. His third full-length in a series of recordings with producer Robert Ivanson. Together they entered the Kapsylen studio with a talented rhythm section and recorded twelve original songs. They open with the cozy roots and jazzy 'Dust Won't Let Go'. Ted Hector piano arrangements, Per Sjöberg tuba and the horn section of Tore Berglund and Leon Falk are immediately a constant for the intended sound. Finney's pleasant and rough voice timbre also leads the dance in 'No Other Way'. The down-home vibe also enchants songs like 'Slice of Blue' and 'Pour Another Cup'. Old fashion style also includes the bluesy 'Do the Claw' and 'Streetlight'. "Take a Little Walk" is a radio-friendly song that diverges sharply from the folky "All the Foxes" and the drunken man's song "You Don't Have to Go to Hell." The slow blues 'What I Told You' is colored with wonderful piano tunes and subdued guitar riffs. A quick quick trip to New Orleans with the jazzy inspired 'Lou is Leaving', before the hypnotic 'Going Home' takes off. Highly recommended release….!

​'Red, White and American Blues' is not a protest album, although it does contain some protest songs. It's not a Black Lives Matter album, but in these songs Black Lives matter. It's a purely American sounding album, it's a set of songs about a broken country and its broken people.
In thirteen original tracks, featuring guest appearances from vocalists Patty Griffin, Regina McCrary and Aubrie Sellers, the album takes the listener on a musical journey from the Dead Thumb Blues of South Texas through the swamps to American Roots Rock, West Coast Spoken Jazz Poetry and the folk stages of London. Contemporary society is central to the songs. Blues, roots, folk en some swampy tracks. Highly recommended release..!

​Wonderful first album of his forthcoming trilogy.  Subtle, fragile, breathtaking, richly layered songs makes ‘Earth City 1: The Longing’ already unique. Recommended!

​The album 'Standing In The Light of a Brand New Day' is a new step in his musical and lyrical evolution. Guy Verlinde expands his blues mind and modifies his amalgama of roots, Americana, country and a few bluesy songs. This is Guy Verlinden's most versatile record. The original songs are almost an emotional rollercoaster that has led to one of his most evolving projects. He entered the studio with a group of top musicians and soulmates. Guy has been evolving and emerging for years as a multi-talented singer-songwriter and has once again elevated himself to one of the greatest blues artists in our small country. And that’s must be Belgium! Highly recommended release…

Once again Malcolm Holcombe rubs the truth in our face.  He definitely is one of the best singer-songwriters of this century.

​Inspirational and soul sooting songs from a folk teacher who excels in profound americana.