Tag: Acoustic
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[FRESH EP] Nogonomas! – WORK | Dusty AmericanaRecorded Live
After the genre-mixing looseness of Songs 4 Sale, Nogonomas! returns with a tighter and tougher proposition. WORK succeeds because its lo-fi surface comes from actual performance pressure: two musicians commit…
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Sal Weston Made an Album About Growing Up That Actually Sounds Lived-In
On Darlin’, Sal Weston gives the awkward process of growing into yourself a pulse, then lets fourteen songs test how many forms that movement can take. Love becomes tangled with…
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Hilary Cousins’ The Well Turns a Private Memory Into Something Close to Congregation
A piano opens “The Well,” and that alone tells you something changed. Hilary Cousins built his name on folk-rock arrangements – drums, guitars, the usual scaffolding – and here he…
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Alex Solely’s Cascade: Essential Minimalism with a Quietly Complicated Personality
On my first listen to Alex Solely’s forthcoming Cascade, I admired the calm, marked Cascade of Nothing as the obvious centerpiece, and assumed the album had already disclosed its entire…
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Pleasant, Persuasive and Slightly Vintage: Nina Mae Harper on A Long Time Coming
photo by Alex Baker A Long Time Coming is almost suspiciously easy to enjoy. Nina Mae Harper gives it a light country-folk step, a cheerful vocal and the faint polish…
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Cj Gill Finds His Voice On “Time To Go”
Some songs take years to find their shape. This one took six of them. CJ Gill spent that stretch writing on Chicago’s South Side before packing up for Nashville, and…
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Michael Waters Writes A Love Letter To The Planet On “Requiem For Earth”
After the sunny glow of “La La Love Song”, Michael Waters swings the lens somewhere bigger. “Requiem For Earth” trades romance for something far weightier, the ground under all our…
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Why Shu Lee’s New Album ‘Octopus Fox’ Is 2026’s Most Ambitious Release
The 17 subgenre branches and 27 languages within the release form a unique worldview and shape its overall dramaturgy.
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Between Eras and Traditions in the New Single ‘Hidden Andalucia’ by Martin Lloyd Howard
Howard has travelled a remarkable path from academic classical music through folk and blues to rock, and over the years he has developed his own voice – distinctive and multifaceted.
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HIT PARADE #7: THE BEST TRACKS FOR YOUR PLAYLIST
Dear readers and listeners of Soundville, The day has finally come! We’ve put together a selection of stunning tracks to make your week unforgettable, filling it with energy and plenty…