Meb Jon Sol might be closest to Springsteen that the Northern Irish town of Omagh has produced. Julie Williams-Nash checks out his debut 'Southpaw Ninos'.
After a break of fifteen years, Clannad return to nature and to their roots with latest album 'Nadur' featuring all new studio material and a Duke Special duet.
Ireland's earnest folk troubadours, The Lost Brothers, strip back the production and raise the bar with their latest offering 'New Songs of Dawn and Dust'.
Metamodern Sounds in Country Music – Sturgill Simpson
Metamodern Sounds in Country Music is the new record from Sturgill Simpson, reviving the outlaw sounds of Jennings et all for a new generation of country fan.
Based in British Columbia with a sound harking back to old Appalachia and her Irish roots, 'In The Morning' by Jayne Trimble is a delightfully easy listen.
Bruce Springsteen's 'Born in the USA' receives an AMericana makeover on 'Dead Man's Town' with tracks from Justin Townes Earle, Low and Jason Isbell amongst others.
Former frontman of dynamic Belfast band The Delawares Dominic O'Neill treats us to his first solo offering since a move to London with 'Dark Copper 7'.
Robert Plant's tenth studio record sees him joined by The Sensational Space Shifters for the worldly wise and beautiful 'Lullaby and... the Ceaseless Roar'.
'Get Ready' is the debut long-player from East Belfast soul and blues diva Kaz Hawkins, a real tour-de-force through love, loss and longing with Her Band of Men.
