Track Listings
1 : Mood Ring
2 : Haunted Mountain
3 : Paradise
4 : Cyclades
5 : Secret Side
6 : Didn't Know You Then
7 : Undae Dunes
8 : Where You're Coming From
9 : Lullabies
10 : Lagrimas
11 : The Rainbow

Following his beloved 2021 album; 'Two Saviors', 'Haunted Mountain' marks Meek's third solo album. 'Haunted Mountain' is about love and. something other. Something bigger than love, something that doesn't challenge love exactly but stands in contrast to it. A soulfulness, or a soul-seeking fullness. Meek says that loves songs are the hardest write. 'Not break-up songs, but an actual love song written in earnest? That is taboo now', he says. 'Sometimes it can feel like all the great love songs have already been written'. Lead single 'Haunted Mountain' is anchored by sweet lyrics penned by Meek and Holland, who is also from Texas and shares co-writing credits on five of Haunted Mountain's eleven songs.

Track Listings
1 : Burning It Feels Like
2 : Armour
3 : See Again
4 : Slowly
5 : Acid Dream.
6 : Push and Pull
7 : All I Want
8 : The Arp Song
9 : Why You Came
10 : Tricks

North-East London singer, songwriter and producer Fran Lobo presents her long-awaited debut album Burning It Feels Like. The record was written and produced by Lobo, engineered by Andy Ramsay of Stereolab and mixing was completed by regular studio partner Jimmy Robertson. Of Goan and Maharashtrian descent, Fran spent a lot of her childhood absorbing the sounds around her: her mum’s pop, Bollywood and R&B obsessions, her dad’s love of rock and country, her brother’s metal and nu-metal, alongside her own adoration for Spice Girls and TV shows like Girls Aloud-spawning Popstars: The Rivals. The result is that Fran’s own work is collagist and kaleidoscopic in nature, often taking unexpected twists into unfamiliar places, with songs sometimes imploding in on themselves. “Within every track, it became a theme of turning everything on its head; having an outro you wouldn’t expect, flipping the words a bit – this cut-paste collage where nothing is safe,” she explains. In part, this is rooted in a desire to convey the feelings of being deep in someone’s mind, jumping around unpredictably in feelings and overthinking and anxiety.

Track Listings
1 : Look Away, Look Away
2 : Divebomb
3 : Getting to Know (All the Ways We're Wrong for Each Other)
4 : Stay and Ask Me in a Different Way
5 : The Me Frequency
6 : Whammy-O
7 : But We Keep On Trying
8 : Sock It to Me
9 : Going Nowhere
10 : Gemini
11 : Train Song
12 : Baby

Over their six albums The Go! Team have taken sonic day trips to other lands - musically dipping into other cultures. But now on this, their seventh - they've bought a round-the-world ticket.. Benin, Japan, France, India, Texas and Detroit - all stops along the way. Wildly different voices from wildly different cultures side by side but all still sounding unmistakably Go! Team. Setting the course for a kaleidoscopic, cable access, channel ho

Freya Ridings' self-titled debut album as a whole explores themes of doubt, pain, regret and vulnerability within songs of alchemical incandescence. Freya's extraordinary, vibrato-rich voice elevates them into her greatness - a vocal gift that's undoubtedly one of the most powerful voices of her generation.

"The new Adele!!! Freya Ridings is the voice of 2019." - The Times.

"This singer brings classical precision and raw emotion to celestial pop" - GQ.

"An extraordinary talent" - Sunday Times Culture.

"The most exciting rising talent in UK musiC, she's a superstar in waiting." - The Sun.

Sixth studio album by the nine-time Grammy-winning singer-songwriter. The album features a collection of seven eclectic songs that Jones recorded over the previous year with collaborators including Jeff Tweedy and Thomas Bartlett.

There are literally a hundred Marty Robbins compilations, and most of them have a handful of the same songs, "El Paso," "La Paloma," and "Riders in the Sky" being among the foremost. Robbins enjoyed a long and fruitful career with Columbia, and this collection, which ranges over most of it, is a solid if not an exemplary set. The Essential Marty Robbins on Sony/Columbia's Legacy imprint is the best one, but this will more than do, and is considerably less dear in terms of price. The breadth of Robbins singing those old cowboy and love songs shows a solid and well-known aspect of his gift as an interpreter, but versions of Jimmy Webb's "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Can't Help Falling in Love," and the old rock & roll chestnut "A White Sports Coat (And a Pink Carnation)" are just a few of the other choices here that will satisfy both new and seasoned Robbins fans. ~ Thom Jurek