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The acoustic guitar is one of the most popular and versatile instruments in the world. It is used in many genres of music, from rock to classical and everything in between. The acoustic guitar can be a beautiful and powerful tool for creating music. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s something here for everyone. Check out the latest news, articles and videos about acoustic guitars and the world of acoustic music.
Feature: Baz Edmondson - 'From The Father Tree' EP
Dorset-based singer/songwriter Baz Edmondson crafts an affecting sound throughout his upcoming EP, From The Father Tree, out on February 24th. Its aesthetical versatility spanning from subdued acoustics and bursting orchestral passion, From The Father Tree also compels with its relatable thematic pursuits — from the ode to parenthood “The Shepherd’s Lullaby” to hopes for renewal and recovery from loss within “Fair Winds & Calm Seas.” “Ladybird Red” opens the EP with heartfelt captivation, propelled by a gripping vocal intimacy that builds beautifully amidst twinkling piano and lush strings. “In the season of the garden sun, is where I see you,”
Listen: OH ROSA - "Mary (I am here but i am gone)"
London-based act OH ROSA craft a memorable blend of folk, country, and pop on new single “Mary (I am here but i am gone.” The duo describe the release as exploring “the bittersweet journey of growing old together,” — particularly touching on shared memories and the fading nature of remembering them; the passage of time within relationships, and the bittersweet experience of growing old together, is conveyed with artful and melodic precision. Warming harmonica, steady acoustic strums, and elegant piano assemble right away for a melodically caressing charm. “I see the world through your eyes,” Rosie Benson’s soaring vocals let
First new album in 40 years from Thin Lizzy titled ‘Acoustic Sessions’ now available - Sleaze Roxx
First new album in 40 years from Thin Lizzy titled 'Acoustic Sessions' now available Thin Lizzy have released their first new album in 40 years. Acoustic Sessions features original vocals from now deceased frontman Phil Lynott and brand new guitar parts from founding member Eric Bell. The album is currently available on CD and Vinyl,
The Fabulous Thunderbirds: Tuff Enuff | musicalphabet
In January 1986, “CBS Associated Labels” released “Tuff Enuff”, the fifth Fabulous Thunderbirds (The) studio album. It was recorded in 1985, and was produced by Dave Edmunds. Personnel: Kim Wilson - vocals, harmonica Jimmie Vaughan – vocals, guitar, steel guitar, bass Preston Hubbard – vocals, acoustic and electric bass Fran Christina – vocals, drums Al Copley – keyboards…
Robert Ross’ “Better With Time” is A Timeless Message Wrapped in Country Warmth
Robert Ross’s "Better With Time" is a song that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. At its core, the track is a celebration of natural beauty and aging, themes that are rarely explored in contemporary music. Ross’s soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics create an emotional connection that lingers long after the song ends.The arrangement is rooted in classic country traditions. Acoustic guitar strums set a steady rhythm, while the steel guitar adds a touch of melancholy and nostalgia
Feature: Jemmy Joe - 'Bitter Sister' EP -- Obscure Sound
Bitter Sister is a compelling EP from Jemmy Joe, providing multiple versions of the title track — from ardent rock outpouring to a Neutral Milk Hotel-esque acoustic pulse. Jemmy Joe was initially a noted artist in the Bay Area folk-punk scene, playing banjo with For Fear The Hearts Of Men Are Failing. A move to Olympia, Washington coincided with a focus on home recording and more conventional songwriting. The latest example of that DIY pursuit comes via the Bitter Sister EP, which enjoyably showcases the artist’s aesthetical and tonal range within the same song. A gripping combination of acoustic and
Fairport Convention: Myths And Heroes | musicalphabet
In January 2015, “Marty Grooves Records” label released “Myths and Heroes”, the 27th Fairport Convention album. It was recorded at “Woodworm Studios” on Oxfordshire, UK, and was produced by John Gale, Simon Nicol, Chris Leslie, Ric Sanders, Dave Pegg and Gerry Conway. Personnel: Simon Nicol – vocals, acoustic and electric guitar Chris Leslie – vocals, mandolin, bouzouki,…
PsiloMine Sun - "What A Wonderful World" -- Obscure Sound
Chicago-based act PsiloMine Sun captivate with a dreamy, hypnotic take on the classic “What A Wonderful World.” Accompanied by a stirring music video that portrays both warming nostalgia and psychedelic illumination, the release proves absorbing in its evident atmosphere and emotion; the structure swells with cohesive entrancement from quainter acoustic-set ruminations into a second half bursting with beautiful orchestral/synthesizer pairings. “The reality is each individual lives in their own world,” the trio says. “People can experience the depths of hell or transcendent heights in the same lifetime and that’s what we tried to capture in this cover of “What A