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A 5-track EP from the Northumberland-based singer, songwriter and keyboard player
The 2023 release from Cheshire-based The Far North, showcasing the solo work of Lee Wylding. The songs are aimed at at anyone who has obviously felt love, loss, hope, and despair. Includes “Home Sweet Home”.
The Britain’s Got Talent star’s 2023 country/Americana EP, inspired by the icons of the 1960s.
Includes “Into You”
The 2023 album from the New York based Americana singer-songwriter is another superb collaboration with guitarist/producer Teddy Kumpel.
The first full-length album from the Australian singer-songwriter features gritty acoustic songwriting done raw and stripped back to its very core.
The second solo album from the Scarborough-based Americana singer-songwriter. Includes “Some Say” and “The Key”
The debut solo album from Sheffield-based country singer-songwriter Russel Kitchin follows many years of success as lead singer of the award-winning band Badlands.
A 3-track DVD includes videography to the much-loved songs “Five String Guitar”, “Love Me Like I Love You” and the last song Gary wrote, “Thank You”.
Gary’s sixth album. The title track was written for Gary to compose his own music to. Also includes the first song Gary ever learnt (Rock & Roll Waltz).
Gary’s first self-penned album, released in 1994, all words and music by Gary and his father Harold Perkins.
A 12-track album containing some of Gary’s most requested songs.
Gary’s first album and his bestseller when he went busking. 35 songs in total as some are in medleys.
An album of original songs written by Christine Ringer and Dave Harris of the popular UK country band Blue Horizon.
All proceeds from sales from this seven-track EP are going to Macmillan Cancer Support
Recorded in Nashville with players of Emmylou Harris’s band. The guitar work of Will Kimbrough and the beautiful vocals of Leigh Nash (Sixpence None The Richer) grace the album. It’s a collection of songs that aim to lyrically and musically build a zip wire across the Atlantic.
A collection of stories, “Beautiful World” tells of depression, break-ups, and even murder from the East Anglian sextet
