Category: Chill Folk Acoustic

  • Arlando Mba “Sweet Child Of Mine”

    This is a very emotional ballad that will, no-doubt, touch the souls of all those of us who have lost their beloved. Most likely it will also offer solace to those for whom it’s their deepest fear. And as words often get in the way of explaining the feelings, it’s always better to seek solace…

  • The Parlophonics- “Heaven Can Wait”

    The Parlophonics- “Heaven Can Wait”

    “Heaven Can Wait” is a charming single that plays with the convention of pop rock and takes it to new directions. Their guitars are all playful in the way they interact with the vocals. They compliment each other as if they were having a conversation.

  • Daniel McDonagh- “Country Turning”

    Daniel McDonagh- “Country Turning”

    Being alone in a wilderness also worked as a religious/spiritual metaphor for exploring faith, the dark night of the soul in mystical terms, and then seeing the world anew. The country turning alludes to change. Whatever that is in an earthly sense (who knows?) but also in a spiritual sense. Daniel McDonagh

  • Craig Gould “Burned”

    Craig Gould “Burned”

    “I wrote Burned as a bit of fun, a commentary on life, and an anthem to sing along with. The last two singles focused heavily on my mental health journey, and thats ok, I just wanted the third release to focus purely on fun and that feeling of community and shared spirit”. Craig Gould

  • The Magic Epic “36”

    The Magic Epic “36”

    “36” is a stunner of a debut album coming with 10 songs full of heartfelt feelings – it even “Starts with a Feeling”, and the whole journey lasts for 36 minutes. Loaded with epic blasts of guitar riffs, soul-transcending vocal performances and warm, sometimes echoing soundscapes, the album makes a perfect companion to take to…

  • Sano Hill – “Starting Over”

    Sano Hill – “Starting Over”

    This time, the Ireland-based artist takes us on a sweet emotional ride with lyrics that tell a tale of love across its different phases in a romantic relationship. The vibe is warm, subtle, magical. A humble yet charismatic effort to convey the deeds of overcoming, reconciliation and renewal.

  • David McKinney- Phaneron

    David McKinney- Phaneron

    If anyone is hearing me for the first time I like for them to know that it means the world to me to be heard. Our time and attention is so valuable today so to be listened to just completes the music for me. I think of music as a vehicle for human connection, the…

  • Mahto & The Loose Balloons “The Buzzard”

    Mahto & The Loose Balloons “The Buzzard”

    I was really into the idea of doing every step in the process. Writing the song, performing the parts, recording, mixing, mastering, and release it. It’s also my first project to be pressed to vinyl. Which just arrived in the mail the other day. Of course the cherry on top is the cover that was…

  • Denni Ian “Two Figures”

    Denni Ian “Two Figures”

    “I wrote the lyrics for” Two Figures “in the summer of 2020 while being hospitalized at a local psych ward. Close to an all-time low, I had lost my mind, felt existentially exhausted, and alone.” Denni Ian

  • Ferguson’s Daughter- Blissed Out Blues

    Ferguson’s Daughter- Blissed Out Blues

    An important message about “Panic Attacks in Loves” This song includes audio footage of a conversation during one of my panic attacks, and may be triggering for those living with mental illness. I’ve struggled with panic attacks throughout my life, and over the last two years, with the help of therapy, medication management, and incredible…

  • The Wildwoods- “Thirteen Sailboats”

    The Wildwoods- “Thirteen Sailboats”

    “Noah composed a poem where he imagined himself as a sailor, pondering all of his life choices and wondering what he could’ve been had he taken other paths and opportunities. Being cursed by the “what if”, the sailor admires the fictitious character, ‘Virginia’, who represents all those who have found greater success, and lead seemingly…

  • YUTZI – “GIVE ME THE BLAME”

    YUTZI – “GIVE ME THE BLAME”

    The single is a bit sad lyrically speaking. It boards the theme of having to leave somebody behind to pursue your own dreams. In this case, songwriter/lead-singer Tom Starr wrote the song trying to convey the difficulties of leaving his partner to become a successful touring musician.