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Killian Walsh opens his record box to reveal 10 tracks that reflect the foundations of his sound and the influences behind his evolving musical identity. Drawing on a variety of electronic influences, these selections highlight a focus on rhythm, tension, and emotional depth that also informs his forthcoming album, ‘Ise’. Shaped during a period of personal loss and reflection, the project draws on a wide spectrum of electronic styles while also reflecting his background in traditional Irish music. Grounded in raw, analogue textures and lived experience, these tracks represent key moments and ideas that continue to guide Killian Walsh both…

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Marking the arrival of the flower moon – the first of two full moons in May – Peter Gabriel has today released the next song from his forthcoming album oi. Listen to “Won’t Stand Down (Bright-Side Mix)” below: “It’s really a song to encourage some sort of activism,” says Gabriel. “I had originally thought about trying to create some music for The Elders.org, who are an extraordinary group of people. Their currency is not based on military power, economic power or political power, but just the moral authority they have from having lived extraordinary, selfless lives. That’s something which I…

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As we head into the bank holiday weekend, we wanted to remind you about Americana 25, our celebration of 25 years of Americana UK, which comes to two stages across Liverpool’s Rough Trade venue and Quaker Meeting House later this year on Saturday November 28th. Elaine PalmerHeadlining the event will be an exclusive UK performance from Chuck Prophet and the Echo Strings, featuring a four-piece string quartet, so you can hear Chuck’s songs like you have never heard them before.Also on the bill is legendary singer, musician and songwriter Steve Wynnof The Dream Syndicate, Newcastle-based bluegrass band The Often Herd…

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If you’re not subscribing to our monthly supporters newsletter you’ll be missing out on our exclusive supporters playlist of the best new americana we’ve heard over the last month which this month includes new tracks by The Milk Carton Kids, Elaine Palmer, Old Crow Medicine Show, Jim Lauderdale and Waxhatchee among others – as always we trawl through the best Americana we’ve heard recently so you don’t have to. For this month’s supporters giveaway we have a pair of tickets to see emerging Georgia singer/songwriter Clover County live – she makes her UK and Ireland live debut next week playing…

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MNOV Introduces Himself With Quiet Power on Debut Single “Here”.Emerging from Lagos with a sound that resists easy categorisation, MNOV arrives with his debut single “Here”, an intimate and emotionally grounded introduction to his artistry.Written by MNOV and co-produced with Ikon Ekwuyasi, the track leans into stillness rather than spectacle. Built on an atmospheric acoustic foundation with soft ambient textures, “Here” moves between indie folk, alternative R&B and retro soul, creating a space that feels both personal and expansive.At its core, the song reflects on what it means to remain present in moments of uncertainty. Inspired by a fragile point…

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British house producer Sonic Soul Orchestra steps into a new chapter this spring with the launch of his record label People Watching, kicking things off alongside longtime collaborator Kathy Brown on “Good Inside.”Led by Kathy’s unmistakable vocal, the track settles into a warm, feel good groove filled with rich basslines, bright brass, sweeping strings and crisp house rhythms. It strikes a balance between musicality and dancefloor energy, with a remix from S.K.O.D. adding a standout piano breakdown before sliding back into the groove.The label marks a natural progression for Sonic Soul Orchestra, aka JP Firmin. After years touring globally, he…

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After some delay, Lil Tjay drops off his brand new studio album, They Just Ain’t You. It comes with 13 songs and no listed features. The video for the song “Gone” is also out. Listen to the full project and watch the video below:  Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here

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Skrillex links with ISOxo on Smoke. A pressure-built club record shaped for impact. Tight low-end, high-energy transitions, and a system designed to hit fast in live rotation. The release extends a working chemistry first tested on fuze, previewed in a back-to-back set at Niteharts Festival. This time, the structure lands cleaner. Less exploratory, more locked-in for repeatability across festival systems.Skrillex by Hendrik SchneiderIt follows Duro with Young Miko and a South America run cutting through Lollapalooza Argentina, Lollapalooza Chile, Lollapalooza Brazil, and Estéreo Picnic. Side-stage moments with Bizarrap and a Veneno Radio livestream alongside RHR and MC Dricka reinforce the…

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Glasgow band Flair return with Ritual. A tension-led indie release pushing darker themes through a tight, reverb-heavy guitar system. Formed by Tony Collum, Louis Collum, Jamie Hamilton, Jonnie Wilkie, and Callum McArthur, the five-piece continue to sharpen a sound built on pressure, space, and direct phrasing. Following Nausea (120K+ streams), the new single extends a phase moving with clearer intent.Ritual lands ahead of their EP For Lack of a Better Word (July 10th, Revo Pro). A project shaped by years of live repetition, system refinement, and momentum building from Run Away into festival and award traction.Ritual runs on contrast. Wide…

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If you’ve been craving the cold, grim energy of early black metal, you’re going to want to keep a close eye on Hexbane. This isn’t just some random new project; it’s a proper gathering of titans who have been in the trenches since the genre’s earliest days. The band has just pulled back the curtain on the artwork and initial details for their debut EP, From Hell.The lineup is a absolute “who’s who” of extreme metal history. We’ve got The Magus on vocals (The Magus, ex-Necromantia), George Emmanuel on guitars (Lucifer’s Child, ex-Rotting Christ), Tas Danazoglou on bass (Friends of…

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Photo by Theo Michael“In a time of universal deceit telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act” – George OrwellOnce more unto the breach, dear friends – this latest in our occasional series of ramblings regarding all things political on the international workers day reminds us of: Past, present and future brought to you by Americana-UK’s Community and Forum Editor, Paul Villers. Workers of the world unite comrades!I am of an age where, when getting on a bus, I ponder momentarily about sitting in the seat marked for old folk, the differently abled and pregnant people. I could on looks alone…

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