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The 2024 album from the south-coast based pop-country singer-songwriter who was named UK Country Artist of the Year 2024. Includes See You In A While and Waterfalls.
The Oxfordshire-based singer-songwriter’s lovingly-crafted tribute to Texas troubadour James Hand.
The 2024 album from the Essex-based Americana band. Includes I Want To Be In Love.
The sixth-album from the South Wales singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt music which blends elements of folk, country, alternative and rock. Includes Jupiter’s Rising.
The debut EP from the band led by Chris who has a long and credible career in music, working alongside stars including Albert Lee and Frankie Miller, and have several hit songs in Scandinavia.
The Birmingham band’s third album “Good Luck Shoes” features ten new songs spotlighting tales of the wary, the hopeful, the loved and the lovable; the wild and the lost, the unhinged and the crossed.
The 2024 album from the Kansas-based steel guitarist includes ten great instrumentals.
A 10-track collection of country songs covered by the Suffolk-based entertainer, singer, songwriter and musician.
A 15-track collection of original love songs from London-based songwriter Mick J Clark
The London-based singer-songwriter is very proud of this album. It includes six songs about important issues such as self-harming, suicide, FGM and bullying.
A 63-track collection of self-penned songs by the London-based songwriter. Includes the summer song “Anuther Sunny Hulliday”, the birthday song “Blow Those Candles Out”, his songs with empowering messages for teenagers “Me Me Body and I” and “You Don’t Look Cool” plus three Christmas songs.
The debut album from the English troubadour sees Guy experimenting with the sub-genres of country music and tackling subjects including breakups, guitars, relationships, sobriety, touring, death and depression,
The 2024 album from the singer and rhythm guitarist includes “The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea”.
The 2024 EP from the band who met while playing walking football where the referree would tell them to “walk, don’t run”. £5 from each sale of the CD goes to Strathcarron Hospice in Stirlingshire. Includes “Saturday Night in Nashville”.
