This Week’s ‘Spring Folklore’ List is about the Internal Journeys

Westingway – Stay on the Line 

WestingWay is a self-taught guitarist and singer-songwriter. The artist has a mellow way with music, a language that takes you back to the basics, grounds you, and comforts you. His latest release is ‘Stay on the Line’, a contemplative acoustic track that gives you the space and headspace to just be in, linger, hover, and think things out. To find a growing sense of hope and positivity. The music is simplicity itself, bare and intimate, carrying the listener through soft moments of feelings. You get to witness it as they form, floating in it, with it. A country folk song that traces the small and simple things that end up becoming big, beautiful things. A reminder that life does not have to be complicated. Just focus on the little things, small moments. Listen Now! 

Valeria Stewart – El Día Más Oscuro

Valeria Stewart delivers ‘El Día Más Oscuro’ with an expressive dalliance. Blending flighty Latin grooves with a soft blues culture, the track takes on a layered complexity. There’s romance, heartache, melancholy, and a resignation that is uniquely pleasing. Valeria’s vocals are gentle. It plays well with the plucked acoustics, reminds you of tender moments in the summer. Perhaps an intimate frame, a scene that goes through you, evoking a memory, a distant past that is bittersweet. It’s the way her voice carries and conveys the emotion. No inhibition, hiding nothing but also not giving away everything. It compels you to journey with her, see what she has to say and that might take you into your own spaces. 

Bob Augustine – The Candy Wrapper 

Bob Augustine presents country acoustics with a shimmer of vulnerability in his latest release, ‘The Candy Wrapper’. The song is nostalgic, takes you winding down memory lanes. With instrumentals that transport you and vocals that create a warm, classic country atmosphere around you, it can be the track that sets the perfect mood for your morning. Especially if you want to have it on for the quieter parts of your day. Classic, classy, and pleasantly retro, it melts into you like butter, seasons you and takes you on a scintillating journey. 

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