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T G Elias www.facebook.com/tgeliasmusic

If T G Elias was from the United States, I’d probably call his music Americana. What do we call it if he’s from the UK? Britannia? Nahhh. Let’s call it awesome folk music. Elias has compiled a fantastic album here, complete with several interesting songs that call on a variety of forms of vocal blending and lead vocal stylings. While at times feeling minimalist, Elias displays an unexpected level of artistry even in the simple things. It’s a great album that listeners will wish never stopped.



Channeling a bit of Ray Lamontagne, early Beatles, and even some of the classic songwriting of Bob Dylan, this is a fantastic album from start to finish. The lyrics are quintessential heartbreak and love songs. The music is sometimes soft, sometimes jam, and always good. Fans of the folk revival of the early 21st century will find another joyous entry.



Morrissey & Marshall www.facebook.com/morrisseyandmarshall

When Greg Marshall decided to climb, uninvited, upon the stage already occupied by Darren Morrissey, and his (former) band to accompany him, the ensuing combination of two vocals created the magical moment....namely the birth of "Morrissey and Marshall". They have been writing and performing together ever since.



Suttree www.facebook.com/thebandsuttree

Shamelessly derivative folk shambles.



Morrissey & Marshall www.facebook.com/morrisseyandmarshall

'Folk & Roll' duo



KIK www.facebook.com/KIKMusicOfficial



Dean James www.facebook.com/musicdeanjames