Danny and the Champions of the World return less than a year after their live album with 'What Kind of Love', a bluesy romp with Americana swing and a lot of brass.
From similar pop-country roots to Mandy Moore or maybe even Taylor Swift, Natalie Prass has soul enough to hit the road with the likes of Ryan Adams as her album proves.
Paul McAnallen discovers 'The Lights from the Chemical Plant' and a breathtaking rendition of George Jones' 'The Grand Tour' from son of a Texan preacher Robert Ellis.
Founding member of Horslips and guitarist with the legendary Christy Moore, Declan Sinnott's latest work proves he can hold his own as a solo act in his own right.
Belfast songwriter Duke Special finds some kind of beauty in the darkest of places on a stunning album which conjures memories of older works in a brave new world.
'Sea Legs' is a stunning collaboration between Ciaran Lavery and minimal electro pioneer Ryan Vail – two artists' styles crash together like waves lap the shore.
Malojian return with what sounds like a not-so-difficult second album, having honed their craft with live shows and inspirations from artists old and new.
