Indie Folk
Jared Deck: From ‘Head Above Water’ to the Halls of Politics
Matt Warren
May 11, 2024
In the heart of Oklahoma, where resilience is as much a part of the landscape as the sweeping sunsets, Jared […]
Discussing ‘Patterns’: A Conversation with Martin Callingham
Matt Warren
May 4, 2024
Introducing Martin Callingham and his upcoming album ‘Patterns,’ which is to be released on May 24th via Undergrowth Records. Based […]
Dru Cutler’s ‘I Am The Sea’ Music Video Hits 30K Views In A Week
Matt Warren
May 1, 2024
Brooklyn-based musician Dru Cutler is making waves with his latest music video release, ‘I Am The Sea.’ Within just one week, the […]
‘Rebound’ – Timothy Jaromir: Storytelling At Its Finest With This New Folk Ballad
Gareth Johnston
April 26, 2024
Timothy Jaromir has just released something very special. ‘Rebound’ represents the best collaborative female/male vocal I’ve heard since Isobel Campbell […]
‘Black Bird Fever’ – Will Pope: A Soulful, Folk Ballad From Yorkshire’s Nightingale
Gareth Johnston
April 17, 2024
It’s looking like an important year for Will Pope; signed to Revolver Records and a follow up to ‘Burying Giants’, […]
‘Love To Gold’ – Martina Armour: Touchingly Brilliant Indie-Folk-Rock
Gareth Johnston
April 16, 2024
Born in Sweden, now a native of the City of Angels, aptly enough, Martina Armour is something of an enigma. Her haunting […]
‘Lady Ayahuasca’ By Carnival Mind: Melody + Lyrics = (An Amazing) Song!
Gee Nelson
April 7, 2024
It’s been a while since Jim Morrison from The Doors left our world. It was on the anniversary of his […]
Alexis Mai’s ‘My Little Butterfly’: Emotion and Authenticity
Matt Warren
April 2, 2024
From the heart of Germany’s vibrant music scene in Berlin, Alexis Mai emerges as a beacon of authenticity and vulnerability […]
Indie Interview: Danny Webster Releases His Latest Album ‘Two Worlds’
Matt Warren
April 1, 2024
Today, TIG is lucky enough to be chatting with Danny Webster, a talented indie musician from Guelph, Ontario, Canada. With […]
‘In Memoriam’ EP By Forgotten Garden; A Deeply Moving And Immersive Journey
Gareth Johnston
March 31, 2024
Sometimes Music has the ability to touch upon something so beautiful, yet so tragic that to critique it is to […]
