Harvest of Highlights

  • New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 7

    New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 7

    Volume seven of our 2026 new music releases series ‘Fresh Juice’ opens with some timely new, modern day protest folk-rock from the ever wonderful Waterboys before embarking on a journey incorporating new sounds in Psych Pop, Garage Rock, Electro Pop, Folk, Americana, Soul and Singer-Songwriter before ending in some seriously far out instrumental experimentation and… Read more

  • Jasmine Myra – Where Light Settles

    Jasmine Myra – Where Light Settles

    The key word here feels like ‘duality,’ as there are doubled-up, parallel layers surrounding this music in abundance. Firstly, the beauty of the sound itself, this is very much a composed piece of work in which the textures and intricacies are many and they have been applied with precision and clear intent. And yet, there… Read more

  • Fresh Juice 18th May 2026

    Fresh Juice 18th May 2026

    Angine de Poitrine – Sarniezz First up this week are a Canadian duo who are one of the buzz names in music right now, having become a viral sensation in 2026 leading to sell out shows and massive intrigue. They are an anonymous duo performing as Khn de Poitrine and Klek de Poitrine who claim… Read more

  • Kelley Stoltz – If You Don’t Know Me, Buy Now

    Kelley Stoltz – If You Don’t Know Me, Buy Now

    I dare say there are many artists who claim disinterest in the mechanics of the music business, but few walk it like they talk it as much as Kelley Stoltz. The irony, of course, is that his refusal to play the game only makes him more compelling. If the pun‑heavy album title did not tip… Read more

  • Teddy Thompson – Never Be The Same

    Teddy Thompson – Never Be The Same

    Teddy Thompson has made an amazingly simple and astute observation when chatting during the build up to this new album. He has said that “songwriting is magical. You can hear one hundred people sing ‘I love you,’ and you know which one is telling the truth. If the root of the sentiment is authentic, it… Read more

  • Kevin Morby – Little Wide Open

    Kevin Morby – Little Wide Open

    Ever since I first came across the music of Kevin Morby, some thirteen years ago with ‘Harlem River’ standing on the first step of his career ladder, he already felt like an artist with a voice honed and chiselled from years of performing. There was a maturity at play from the start enhanced by a… Read more