Genre – Folk
Genre – Folk
Mark Cee — Missed Connection (Review)
Mark Cee’s “Missed Connection,” released on 7th August 2026, establishes its emotional identity through a vocal performance that... Read More
Chris Murphy — Songs From The Trees (Review)
Chris Murphy’s “Songs From The Trees”, released on 3rd July 2026, is a beautifully realized seven-song EP that... Read More
Andy Smythe — Quiet Revolution Extra (Review)
Released on June 19th, 2026, “Quiet Revolution Extra” finds Andy Smythe building confidently upon the acclaimed foundation of... Read More
Cicile — Je t’aime mon bébé (Review)
The vocal performance by Cicile in “Je t’aime mon bébé”, released on 30th January 2026, is defined by... Read More
Foxy Leopard — Same Old Sermon (Review)
The single “Same Old Sermon” by Foxy Leopard, released on 1st May 2026, presents a reflective and philosophically... Read More
Nemesis Uncle — The Sword (Interview)
Hello everyone it’s your host Daniel from Dulaxi, and today I have with me the exceptional artist, Nemesis... Read More
Nemesis Uncle — The Sword (Review)
Released on 14th June 2024, “The Sword” by Nemesis Uncle unfolds like a slow-burning confession wrapped inside shadowy... Read More
Friend / Monell — Route 19 (Review)
“Route 19,” by Friend / Monell released on 20 Mar 2026, emerges as a quietly powerful reflection shaped... Read More
Kid Pan Alley — There’s A Song In Every Story (Review)
“There’s A Song In Every Story” by Kid Pan Alley is a conceptually rich and emotionally grounded album,... Read More
Fish and Scale — Tapestry (Review)
Released on March 20th, 2026, Fish And Scale’s song titled; “Tapestry” opens like a whisper from the past,... Read More
Feminaija — A Song Of Peace Review
Based in Swanscombe, England, Dr. Femi, known as Feminaija, is a medical doctor and soulful singer-songwriter whose music... Read More
Ker — Big Boots and Wide Brimmed Hats Review
Ker is a songwriter whose music blends influences from the 1966–1978 era, drawing inspiration from artists such as... Read More