Hamish has delivered "Singing In My Soul," an irrepressibly warm single that offers a welcoming preview of his upcoming full-length album, "Significant Others." At 53, the Stroud-based songwriter well-known to festivalgoers as the founder of Glastonbury’s fabled Rabbit Hole brings three decades of UK countercultural life to the table, leaning naturally into the open-hearted storytelling traditions of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell. https://open.spotify.com/track/6Hxy4AA8PWgCgL7tiho8Ki?si=xa3I5EkBTGeF7mjQQIvYkQ Conceived while hitchhiking...

Consequential, hailing from Bury St. Edmunds, England, those folks decided to put out some electricity- they’re calling this electricity, “Down”. A single. Pure instrumental. You know, sometimes I think instrumental tracks are like staring at a Rorschach test made of sound. What do you see? Or, rather, feel? https://open.spotify.com/track/7pGKTKxCQfbhm7SGSrmpAr?si=8ee8c6cea2164b2d Because "Down," is all about feeling. This isn't background music for folding laundry. No, This is music...