Why Adam Lanceley’s ‘Welcome to the Next Century’ Is His Most Important Work Yet
British musician and songwriter Adam Lanceley has faced a long and challenging road on the way to building his music-making career. After … More
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British musician and songwriter Adam Lanceley has faced a long and challenging road on the way to building his music-making career. After … More
A New Dawn isn’t what you’d expect from the product of a broken relationship. Instead of an album full of heart-wrenching love songs and remorseful lyrics, Noakes’ approach to hopefulness and honesty ..
Having been a talented and multifaceted musician all his life, Barry Noakes first began breaking into the music scene during his university … More
2020 was supposed to be the year country artist Chris Andreucci followed his dream of moving to the heart of country music, Nashville. Unfortunately along with numerous of festival performances being ..
December 2020 saw the release of Chris Andreucci’s EP, “What Don’t Kill You.” The Scottish musician, signed to Century Music Group, recorded the EP with the hope of moving to Nashville. Featuring prominent session musicians and produced by Taylor Swift’s producer, Justin Courtelyou, the EP perfectly showcases Andreucci’s country sound.
“What Don’t Kill You” is a collection of songs themed around love, loss and forgiveness. The mood ranges from upbeat (“The Only Love That Never Broke My Heart,”) to nostalgic (“Thunderstorms and Rain”) and bittersweet (“Tonight I’m Yours”). The deep tones and soul searching lyrics from the Glasgow-based artist reveal a maturity beyond his 22 years. Country fans will love it!
Words: Annabella
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Chris Andreucci is set to take up the gauntlet laid down by fellow scots Lewis Capaldi and Paolo Nutini, and command radio waves on both sides of The Atlantic. The Glasgow-based Chris managed to bag himself a record deal with the Nashville label ‘Century Music Group’ in 2019, with the label’s president expressing huge admiration for Chris’s pristine musical talents.
Despite not yet releasing a full studio album, Chris has already performed at some of Scotland’s most prestigious venues like the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, where a little band called Oasis were first discovered. 2020 was set to be the year of Chris Andreucci, with plans for major festival dates, as well as his intention to move out to Nashville to try and conquer the American soundwaves, but COVID-19 intervened.
“2020 has been a crazy year. It was set to be a year full of highs – a performance at C2C Festival at The Hydro in Glasgow alongside my favourite artists such as Luke Combs, an EP lau..
Anita Gabrielle has been making folk music since the late 1960s, when her brother Michael introduced her to the powerful sounds of Joni Mitchell.
Her talent blended with her supreme work ethic saw her achieve national coverage in the 1980s with her band The Crew. She has also supported seminal artists such as Divine and Labi Siffre.
Anita has always strived to have a broad musical pallet. She has incorporated acoustic rock and pop into her music through her collaborations with artists like ZeNaNa and The Favourite Aunties.
However, ever since her brother was tragically diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease last year, Anita has made it her primary mission to enhance research into the disease through her latest EP ‘Just Neat’.
This EP is comprised of 6 wonderful tracks that were materialised during lockdown, with the intention of raising funds for Parkinson’s disease research. The EP’s leading single ‘Best Friends’ is a soothing experience fronted by Anita’s ethereal vocals, tranqui..
In anticipation of his new single Rest of our lives, we look at the story behind this song of hope. We also look into the man behind the song, and that man, ladies and gentleman, is none other than James Fox!
Adding on to an illustrious career which includes two Top 20 UK singles to date; being the representative for the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004; working with national treasures and immense talents such as Sir Tim Rice and Tina Turner, as well as occupying multiple West End and Broadway roles, Fox looks to be a role model and a beacon of support for those who have experienced addiction like he has.
His upcoming single marks his return to music after suffering from a gambling addiction that almost ruined him. The track would prove therapeutic to his recovery and is set to come out on the 29th January 2021.
I have been as honest as I can possibly be with the lyrics on this album and have talked about everything from my issues with gambling, loss of family, friends, th..
Set for global domination, once COVID-19 permits, Chris Andreucci is a Country artist with incredible individuality. Already having made appearances at SSE Hydo Arena in Scotland and closed a recording contract, the artist is planning to move to Nashville, the heart of Country music.
Having been released on December 21st, ‘What Don’t Kill You’ is something to show to your friends who may be unfamiliar with Chris’ music and the Country genre.
Armed with 6 tracks inspired by personal experiences as well as musical influences Brent Cobb, Luke Combs & Brad Paisley, ‘What Don’t Kill You’ is quickly becoming a hit within the Country world.
Tracks such as ‘Here Comes the Rain‘ showcase soft melancholic lyricism, while the gentle, delicate breeze of ‘Tonight, I’m Yours’ makes the song an easy listen. Pop-induced tune ‘Drinking Song’ aptly flows well against the mid-tempo change up in ‘Thunderstorms and Rain’, whereas the heartwarming number that is ‘The Only Love That Never Broke My Heart..
Welsh singer-songwriter James Fox’s upcoming single – set for release on January 29th – commemorates his escape from an all-consuming gambling addiction.
His recovery through music allows him to offer hope to others in similar positions, as he continues to thrive at what he loves.
In James Fox’s words on the writing of the track:
“This is a feel-good, guitar-driven love song, that speaks of new beginnings, love, hope and making plans for the future, something I think can resonate with all of us just now.”
‘All The Fours’, the album from which the track comes from, gives influences of rock, country, blues, and folk. To say the least, it encompasses a collection of thought-proving tunes that bubbles with diversity.
Fox plays every instrument himself, except the drums for which he recruited long-time friend Mike Sorrentino. Fox also wrote the songs within lockdown, making use of a time of reflection and worldwide standstill.
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