Category: Chill Folk Acoustic

  • Josh Martin – Notes From The American Rat Race

    Josh Martin – Notes From The American Rat Race

    Though I have been playing music for decades I recently hit a dry spell. After getting married with a baby on the way I decided to get a corporate sales job which triggered some kind of crisis of identity. It was like by assuming this new responsible role of provider I could no longer be…

  • Luke Frees loveful new track “If There Ain’t a Heaven”

    Luke Frees loveful new track “If There Ain’t a Heaven”

    Depicting that special stage in romantic relationship, when two people have fully connected with one another, but before becoming familiar has started chipping away at the vibrancy of the emotion, the song by Luke Frees is gentle as if it’s holding the most beautiful and fragile gem in the world, but also full of sheer…

  • Alex Zethson “Room with a View”

    Alex Zethson “Room with a View”

    “I wrote ‘Room with a view’ back in 2010 or possibly 2011. I played guitar and the song had lyrics and I used to sing it with three friends of mine in some sort of canon. Never recorded it though, until summer 2020, when I tried it out in an instrumental version in my studio.

  • Ayrton Jimenez – “I’m Sure”

    Ayrton Jimenez – “I’m Sure”

    “”I’m Sure” was originally written some time ago purely acoustically – I picked it up again recently and decided to start experimenting with some electric guitar licks over the top. The song started to take on a new sound and so I started recording!” Ayrton Jimenez

  • DAVA’s Journey Back from Self Discovery

    DAVA’s Journey Back from Self Discovery

    Our true liberation lies on the other side of our emotional pain. It is not possible to avoid it or to walk away from it. The only way is to head straight for it, embrace it fully and walk through with an open heart. I wrote this song called “Back To Myself” to remind you…

  • Bridget Kelly Quinn “Dead Flowers LP”

    Bridget Kelly Quinn “Dead Flowers LP”

    Life has been bringing in surprising turns and changes, particularly in the recent years. But even if the changes are for the worse, there’s comfort and solace found in between. Bridget Kelly Quinn’s debut release was co-created with guitarist and keyboardist David Lennon, comes titled “Dead Flowers” and is home to 10 songs, which all…

  • Luke Frees – “Most Of The Time”

    Luke Frees – “Most Of The Time”

    “The a-side, Most Of The Time, began with the concept to write about how the worst part of breaking up is all the jokes and anecdotes you shared with someone start to fade away, and you realize pretty soon they won’t exist to anybody anymore. It’s got a haunting violin part played by my very…

  • Gavan Waldby’s new version of “Thanks For That” (Instrumental)

    Gavan Waldby’s new version of “Thanks For That” (Instrumental)

    Not long ago, Gavan Waldby came out with a very personal song titled “Thanks For That”, which was dedicated to the four special women in his life that have always been around having his back. Now, the artist has finished a new, instrumental version of the song.

  • Maria Lane “Maybe I’ll Feel Better” EP

    Maria Lane “Maybe I’ll Feel Better” EP

    Her debut EP is full of such life-inspired stories, making it a release to listen to for comfort whenever you’re feeling low yourself. The introspective and diary-like release has 8 songs with a total runtime of about 25 minutes.

  • Samantha Knight – “Dreaming”

    Samantha Knight – “Dreaming”

    “When listening to my music, one can expect a glimpse into the said event, feeling, or person, and get to know a little bit about it in the song.” Samantha Knight

  • Carpe Diem magical new single “Pixie Dust”

    Carpe Diem magical new single “Pixie Dust”

    Carpe Diem’s new single Pixie Dust. Enhanced by the ghostly beautiful melodies coming from a hang drum, a wonderful instrument of healing energy, as well as the vibrant sound of flute that is arguably the instrument for fairies to play, the storyteller song encourages its listeners to never give up on your dreams, to find…

  • Sophie Dorsten “Whisper in the Dark”

    Sophie Dorsten “Whisper in the Dark”

    To further instill the toxic and dark theme of the song, Sophie created very fitting cover art for it. Drawing inspiration from old horror and mystery novel covers, the song’s cover art has everything – the vulnerable me-character out in the open, the eery surroundings and most importantly, the barely visible hooded figure with undeniably…