Tag: ACOUSTIC

You Can’t Ask the Wind Not to Blow by Patrick Costello

A HEARTFELT FAREWELL TO LOVE AND LOSS In “You Can’t Ask the Wind Not to Blow,” Patrick Costello sheds his political skin to offer something startlingly different: an acoustic Americana elegy steeped in...

Tchaikovsky’s Dumka, op.59 by Rina Kharrasova

TCHAIKOVSKY'S EMOTIONAL RANGE IS NO JOKE! If you thought Tchaikovsky was all grand ballets and sweeping symphonies, think again. In Dumka, Op. 59, a compact but emotionally potent piano work, he folds an...

Helene by Joseph Kuhl

BORN OUT OF HURRICANE HELENE! By all measures, “Helene” shouldn’t exist. But that’s exactly what makes it unforgettable! Forged in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the 2024 storm that ravaged parts of the...

EP: In CNX by Daisy Howard

Daisy Howard’s In CNX is quite a delightful little collection of pop tunes that are inspired and written to inspire. Labeled by Daisy herself as songs that capture that electrifying feeling of...

Album: The Compilation Album by Raynald Grenier

Raynald Grenier is an accomplished composer who has dedicated his life’s work to the delicate art of carrying the musical and spiritual heritage of Mozart, Mahler, and Beethoven into the current age...

Who’s Your Daddy? by My New Mixtape

‘Who’s Your Daddy’ is a stellar new piece of indie folk that asks profound questions with stark complexity and honesty. My New Mixtape’s latest single is sweet on the senses but leaves...

Playing Catch by Don Sechelski

As much as a song about fatherhood as it is about the enduring charm of the game of baseball across the North American continent, Don Sechelski’s latest release is a folk-laced acoustic...

Love is Coming by Chris Pellnat

Chris Pellnat’s latest multilingual single is an immediate tearjerker. With its exquisite softness, provocative melodies, and stellar uniqueness, ‘Love is Coming’ is a safe experiment that has gone exceedingly well. A guitarist, singer,...
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