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The fourth album of self-penned songs from the Berkshire-based songwriter who has been involved in the music business for many years.
The debut album from Michigan-born Perry Snyder was recorded in Nashville.
A five-track collection of original songs, written by Keith Mouland who performs under the name Keith’s Country Satellite.
The debut album from the Texas country and gospel singer and bass guitarist features 13 tracks. Includes “Someday Soon”.
The second EP from Porstmouth-based singer-songwriter Lily Garland is co-written and produced by Justin Johnson.
A 10-track collection of original songs written by Terence Anthony and Clive Neal and performed by stylish vocalist Samantha Laurilla.
A 10-track collection of original songs written by Terence Anthony and Clive Neal and performed by stylish vocalist Samantha Laurilla.
Released in 2016, this all-acoustic album from Gary features subtly added instrumentation from producer Steve Beighton and Pete Haywood on steel guitar and dobro.
The 2017 album from the Glasgow singer-songwriter who has been in the music business for 30 years.
Martin’s first collection of original material was first recorded on cassette tape back in 1992.
All the tracks have been remixed and remastered without losing the authenticity and simplicity of the songs.
The 2017 easy-listening album from Kansas-based steel guitar player Curt Shoemaker contains 10 tracks including “Rainy Night In Georgia” and the self-penned “Somewhere South Of Kansas”.
A collection of patriotic songs written by the multi-award-winning UK writer Wayne Jacobs and recorded in Nashville.
The debut album from the north-east England country singer-songwriter was released in April 2017 with the help of a seven-piece live band at The Cluny in Newcastle.
The debut EP from the band fronted by songwriter Martin Davis includes four tracks.
The second EP from the Devon-based indie-folk band who combine rich vocals, acoustic guitar, bass riffs, keys and violin to give an original take on a traditional genre.
The soundtrack to Martin’s DVD of the same name.
