Eileen Carey – Carry Me Away
Eileen Carey’s hearty single, ‘Carry Me Away’ opens this week’s Spring Folklore collection. The folk rock, pop rock song disperses a sense of magic into the atmosphere. It’s the kind of song that loops you back into the present moment, makes you feel alive and grateful. With molten, shimmering chords, the track sets the scene. Eileen’s vocals are all about that fresh feeling. You know when your mind feels light and positive? It’s like you’re a whole new person with an openness that is immutable. That’s the space that Eileen creates and spreads with this song. She sings earnestly, connecting with the atmospheric color, music, and energy. Best way to enjoy this song, this anthem, is to leave all your cares behind and step into her energy. Move, groove, dance, and sing along.
The Cockney Cowboy – Us Against the World
Next up, we have a heartfelt love song. The Cockney Cowboy serves us a warm country folk number with latest ‘Us Against The World’. The song is like watching the best sunset of your life. Eyes filled with vibrant colour and heart, happiness the size of the whole sky. That’s what love feels like when you listen to this song. The artist writes this song to celebrate his dream girl, a love that came true. It bursts with moments of overwhelming joy, a forever that gets reinforced with every worse. The soundscape, soft yet full of that moon-eyed feeling, has a way of making you feel open to love, life, and everything in between. It’s a great song to fall in love with, and a good song to start your day with.
Ken Holt – Proud
Ken Holt’s ‘Proud’ is a great continuation to this list. It keeps the happy sensibilities going, warm and full of love. The song throws light on yet another way of being beautifully human. It traces the journey of learning to let people decide their path, pace, and passions. Forcing it on them, no matter how good your intentions, is only going to make them feel badly about it. So just be proud, proud that they are strong enough to follow their calling. The folk rock song has a twang of country and retro rock, all coalescing into a beautiful classic sound. This letter from the father to son (who is not in the military) is such an endearing tale, fresh with pride, nostalgic with memories and so completely feel good. If you enjoy the work of The Beatles, you’re sure to love this song.
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