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...

There are songs that sound like a place, and then there’s Neil Potter’s "Música El Idioma Del Amor," which sounds like a specific time of day in a specific place you’ve never been. It’s a curious creation, a sonic postcard from a parallel-universe Seville where the flamenco guitarist and the local rock progressive have decided to build something new on a foundation of pure...