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Jubilant Bridge - A Bell A Bird A Star Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Contemporary Folk Colorado, United States For Fans Of: Bon Iver, Nick Drake, Joan Baez, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, Simon & Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Andrew Bird, Cat Stevens, The Beatles, Judy Collins, Emmylou Harris, The Byrds, M. Ward, Crosby, Stills, Nash, Buffalo Springfield, Bright Eyes, Coldplay, Crowded House, Dire Straits, Conor Oberst, Fairport Convention, Renaissance, The Decemberists, Mumford & Sons, The Avett Brothers, Adele, The Lumineers, James Taylor Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #holidaymusic #christmasmusic #christmas #music #holidayseason #holiday #newmusic #holidays #merrychristmas #happyholidays #christmassong #christmassongs #kidsmusic #livemusic #funk #soul #youtube #classicsoul #xmasmusic #holidaysongs #rnb #musiceducatio...

Happy Curmudgeons - All On You Rock, Contemporary Folk, Blues Michigan, United States Overall Impression: A bright, airy feel-good song, “All On You” is the last release from the band Happy Curmudgeons. The song is an uplifting and happy tune whose message is that the choices we make are all ours. It is a song about having responsibility for ourselves and our decisions and emotions, implying that love is all in your mind, if we don’t love ourselves first, we can’t love another. You have to believe in love, put it out there, and share it with others. Strongest Point(s): The vocals and melody combine to form a cohesive composition. The song is passionately sung and the combination of Jeff Warner’s vocals to his counterpart Amy Dixon-Lavery adds variety and texture to the song. Warner’s voice has a raspy, soulful, bluesy quality to it, whereas Dixon’s vocals have a rich more controlled quality and element to them. A compliment to their vocals is the song’s mel...

George Lindsay - Just Get Lost Alternative/Alt. Rock, Contemporary Folk, Singer Songwriter Glasgow, United Kingdom Overall Impression: George Lindsay serves up some tough love with his new Country tune Just Get Lost. At the end of its rope, Just Get Lost looks in the eyes of those who have hurt us, and kindly raises a middle finger. This Country tune has no room for backstabbers, cheats, or bad folk. In contrast to the roughness of the lyrics, the vocals have a brighter, gentle quality. George Lindsay sings with a tone that is suited for Country and would work just as well in Folk. His timbre and general demeanor welcomes the listener in. While this contrast is clear, the tune still works and reminds listeners that anger can be expressed in many different ways. Overall, Just Get Lost by George Lindsay is a fine new Country tune that serves as a lesson to treat people well, or you might not be welcomed back. Strongest Point(s): The country groove in Just Get L...