In the annals of British music history, few figures possess a legacy as multifaceted as Pete Goodall. Both a maestro of rhythm and a shadowy player on the world stage, Goodall’s newly unveiled memoir, The Jazz Spy, promises to challenge and redefine everything we thought we knew about the intertwining worlds of pop culture and…
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Minstrel Boy confirms Chris Gregory as the indispensable guide to Dylan’s post‑accident era. Volume Two of his reverse‑chronology Picasso of Song trilogy (out 8 October 2025) surveys 1967–1990 with authority and clarity that early notices have already praised. The middle stretch is where Gregory excels: a 200,000‑word, song‑by‑song analysis—released tracks, outtakes, variants, and notable covers—set…
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Chris Gregory’s Minstrel Boy is Volume Two of his reverse-chronology trilogy, Picasso of Song, scheduled for publication on 8 October 2025. The 200,000-word study covers Dylan’s post‑motorcycle‑accident era (1967–1990) and is organized into three sections—Retreat, Return, Rebirth—tracking shifts from The Basement Tapes, John Wesley Harding, and Nashville Skyline through the mid‑’70s resurgence (including Blood on…
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Recommendations for Sonya Anise’s MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician span music, theatre, and child psychology. Miche Arendse of Readers’ Favorite describes it as “brilliantly crafted, a mischievous masterpiece… an absolute joy to read!” Brett Anderson, Suede frontman and author, calls it “a brilliant book parents will enjoy as much as their kids.” Paul Moss, co-founder…
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Between retreat and reinvention, Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan charts 1967–1990 with both scalpel and compass. As the second volume in Chris Gregory’s reverse-ordered Picasso of Song trilogy, it presents a 200,000-word, song-by-song inquiry—released and unreleased tracks alike—that privileges ambiguity without sacrificing clarity. Structured as Retreat (The Basement Tapes, John Wesley Harding, Nashville…
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Critics, artists, and child-development experts are lining up to recommend Sonya Anise’s MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician, a rollicking rhyming picture book already decorated with multiple international awards and a 5-star Readers’ Favorite Seal of Approval. Early acclaim has been emphatic: it holds a 4.9/5 Amazon rating from 100+ reviews and has even been hailed…
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Kim English’s voice has always sounded like a compass for house music, pointing toward feeling as much as rhythm. On Turn Back Time, Jimmy Scott Free sets that compass at the center of his own revival, crafting a soulful, euphoric single that marks his first release in a decade and a new era for the…
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On 9 May 2025, Shyfrin Alliance will release In the Shadow of Time, the lead single and title track from its forthcoming second album, across all major platforms. The work presents itself less as a conventional song than as a considered thesis: a blues-rock construction of weight and clarity that interrogates the forces we feel…
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Beloved alternative folk band The Paper Kites have announced their highly anticipated seventh studio album, If You Go There, I Hope You Find It. The record arrives on January 23, 2026 via Nettwerk Music Group and continues the band’s tradition of tender, emotionally rich songwriting. To mark the announcement, The Paper Kites released their new…
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Tim Camrose announces the release of his new single, Going To Nashville, landing on 8 August 2025. The Northwest England singer-songwriter unveils a heartfelt, country-tinged track that captures a simple ambition: to stand on a Nashville stage and have a room lean in and listen. Written with the clarity and craft of a lifelong listener,…
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The wait is over. Brighton’s electronic originals Joe Average return on July 8, 2025 with Panic Buttons, a brand-new single credited as Joe Average feat Mad Mick (1990 Infinity) + FABER. It’s their first official release since the early ’90s, and it lands with the confidence of a group that knows exactly where the pulse…
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A decade off the grid ends with a jolt: Jimmy Scott Free returns with Turn Back Time, a soulful, euphoric house cut powered by the legendary voice of Kim English. It’s a comeback single that feels like sunrise—bright, emotive, and built for big speakers. Southend-born and now splitting time between the Midlands and Barcelona, Jimmy…
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