Music is timeless. It has the ability to connect and unite both musos and non-musos alike across generations. From football chants to raving in warehouses, all other traits are irrelevant when music takes over. I guess in some way I’m trying to successfully travel across these tangents and arrive at Paint It Blue… …So here ...
Before I commence my gushing recommendation of Ringwood gunslingers Black Bart, I’ll start with my only negative. I’ve been listening to about nine of the twelve tracks from their ‘new’ album for the last three or four years. Or at least it certainly seems that way. The vast majority of these tracks have been staples ...
Sarah Griffin’s debut album Above The Parapet is a musical masterpiece. From the opening bars of ‘A Thousand Ways’ to the dying refrain of the aptly named final track ‘Over You’, the listener is taken on an emotional journey, at once both uplifting and inspiring. Drifting through indie, folk, blues and pop, Sarah Griffin crosses ...
When you’re down or your luck and your mojo is a long gone friend, what remedy would you recommend? Now I ain’t ryhmin’ but for one night at least I found my saviour in the shape of Mr Ian Siegal, the funkiest, grooviest son of a bitch to play on the carpeted Champions stage since ...