Laura Klonowski

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SINGLE REVIEW: Ward Thomas FT Dan Owen's 'Someone to Someone'

Ward Thomas have teamed up with English singer/songwriter Dan Owen for the release of their breathtaking new single ‘Someone to Someone’ which is the third track to be lifted off their forthcoming EP ‘The Space Between’ which is slated for release this Summer and promises to be one of the most relatable projects of the year. The new single is an honest and emotive take on the consequences of online trolling – a poignant lyrical story of how an innocent life gets snatched away due to the constan
CelebMix •

ALBUM REVIEW: Twinnie’s ‘Hollywood Gypsy’

This Friday, April 17th, rising country-pop sensation Twinnie releases her much anticipated debut album ‘Hollywood Gypsy’ via BMG UK. The record is a 12 track collection of tracks that promise to bring some much-needed light. Here we review the LP in full ahead of its official release this weekend: The record opens with this uptempo track which was released as an official single at the start of the year. Lyrically it gives us a real insight into the personality of Twinnie as she showcases she
Belles and Gals •

Virtual Review: Sarah Darling’s Facebook Live

After a hugely successful Facebook live stream concert last weekend, Sarah Darling decided to return to the social media platform on March 28th for another beautiful show. This time the Nashville based singer/songwriter and adopted Brit streamed live from her front room alongside her good friend and fellow musician Tyler Flowers (note, they complied to the 2m social distancing measures) with her husband James behind the camera. Sitting on her plush couch, Sarah kicked things off with the “swee
Belles and Gals •

Track-By-Track Review: The Shires’ ‘Good Years’ LP

On Friday, March 13th British country music duo The Shires release their fourth studio album ‘Good Years’ their first via new label group BMG since parting ways with Decca. The record promises to be a major career highlight for the pair who look to grow musically year-on-year. Here we review the LP track-by-track. The record opens with this feel-good anthemic, stadium filler that has all the makings of becoming a huge festival favourite. With its pop undertones, catchy lyrics, and sing-a-long
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