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Twilark falls deeper into southern gothic folk on The Deeper I Fall
Raleigh artist Twilark releases The Deeper I Fall, a southern gothic indie folk track shaped by late-night memory, pedal steel and wounded beauty.
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Zoh Amba turns Eyes Full toward Appalachian songcraft and raw folk-rock narrative
Zoh Amba’s Eyes Full gets 9 June review coverage, marking the improviser’s Matador debut as a turn toward singer-songwriter storytelling, alt-country and raw live-band recording.
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Zane Alexander lets As Petals Drift preserve songs before they harden
Zane Alexander releases As Petals Drift: Live Field Recordings, a lo-fi acoustic document of outdoor air, alternate song forms and passing moments.
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Jonas Arthur drives HOLLYWOOD away from the usual boulevard mythology
Monterey artist Jonas Arthur releases HOLLYWOOD from On The Run, blending alternative Christian pop, singer-songwriter energy and self-produced independence.
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Lars Bygdén rides the ruins of memory on Ride The Rainbow
Swedish songwriter Lars Bygdén releases Ride The Rainbow from War, a reflective Americana track that turns confinement and erasure into melody.
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Lucy Gallant turns Forbidden Love into a roots-pop confession with a shadow underneath
Lucy Gallant releases Forbidden Love, a Byron Bay singer-songwriter single blending acoustic balladry, folk, roots and indie-pop warmth.
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