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ALBUM REVIEW: JULIAN TAYLOR - ANTHOLOGY VOL.2
Having pulled together 18 tracks to make the perfection that was Anthology Vol 1, you'd imagine that Julian Taylor might need to scrape the bottom of the barrel to amass enough tracks to make Anthology Vol 2 but far from it. This time he's found another 21 tracks and the results are of equal quality. Julian effortlessly floats across genres, and seamlessly fits in whether it is country, folk or rocking out to name but three and never looks or sounds out of place.


NEWS: BRIAN COLLINS RELEASES NEW SINGLE "BETTER DAYS"
Georgia-native singer-songwriter Brian Collins releases his powerful new single, “Better Days,” available today on all major streaming platforms. Deeply personal and emotionally resonant, the song reflects Collins’ journey through hardship, resilience, and the belief that hope is always within reach.


EP REVIEW: JARROD DICKENSON - SMALL TALK - TOUR DATES
Few artists make such an impression that we can remember exactly where we first and last saw them - Jarrod Dickenson is one of them. #TEAMw21 first came into contact with Jarrod when he was supporting The Waterboys at Hammersmith Odeon. It was a night off reviewing for #TEAMw21 yet such was the impact he made, we stopped, said "Hello" and made sure to see him as soon as possible afterwards. Our last encounter was at a rather nice gathering with Signature Brew in Walthamstow i


NEWS: SORREL NATION - 2026 UK TOUR DATES
Building up her fan base the old fashioned ( and some would say most rewarding ) way is Sorrel Nation with a tour around the country, reaching out to different areas to win over new admirers.


NEWS: C2C COUNTRY TO COUNTRY JUST GOT BIGGER
Country To Country has revealed news of The Bluebird Cafe, Song Suffragettes and the Official Afterparties, all returning to The O2, London for 2026. These special events go on general sale Friday 30th January at 10am via https://c2c-countrytocountry.com.


SINGLE REVIEW: MORGANWAY - MACHINE
For all of the advances that technology has brought us, music is one area that has suffered most. Most consumers prefer ease of delivery rather quality of sound hence the rise of the online platforms. Never has so much music been available yet tastes if ever seem to be getting narrower - fuelled by algorithms that feed you something exactly the same as the last thing you listened to, or draws you towards more sponsored content. The most insidious thing of all is the belief th


SINGLE REVIEW: ADAM SWEET - BACKSTOP
One of the stand out songs from when #TEAMw21 saw the Adam Sweet Band last year, "Backstop" finally gets its day in the sun. With Adam channeling his best Jackson Browne, this is surely his finest recorded vocal to date, on a song co-written with Nashville legend Hugh Moffatt. The only fear Adam had on the night was whether the word "Backstop" travels well outside of the USA, and while admittedly it's not a word we use every day, in this song the chorus places it, in its own


SINGLE REVIEW: KEZIA GILL - GUT FEELING
The final single before her album "All On Red" is released sees Kezia Gill take her most exciting step yet, as sonically, she is given free reign for her new single "Gut Feeling", and she takes full advantage of this freedom. The opening sounds are a guitar riff almost playing a classic Western theme riff, while the percussion has an ultra modern feel.
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