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The final album recorded during Nick Drake’s lifetime, ‘Pink Moon’ is stark and foreboding – but traces of hope can be found in its lyrics.
Cannily deployed to create touching moments and forge connections, the best romantic comedy songs have defined iconic romcoms.
From 60s releases by 2016 Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan to 21st-century releases by David Crosby and Beck, we pick the top 25 singer songwriter albums.
With the right song, at the right moment, great film soundtracks can sear a cinematic moment into your mind forever. Here are just a few of our favourites.
With his captivating use of melodic textures, mesmerising fingerpicking and masterful use of lyric, Nick Drake's legend continues to loom large.
Groundbreaking album art will be on display in London, Manchester and Glasgow as part of the celebrations.
Produced by frontiersman Joe Boyd, the LP featured such haunting pieces as ‘Time Has Told Me,’ ‘River Man’ and ‘Way To Blue.’
The notion of DIY music stretches back to 19th-century flutes made from bird bone, through punk anarchy and the digital revolution.
The Tide’s Magnificence, a book of poems and songs by Nick Drake's mother Molly, has been called “the missing link” in his story by producer Joe Boyd.
Widely-travelled soul vocal stylist PP Arnold tells uDiscover about the new release of her vintage recordings produced by Barry Gibb and Eric Clapton.
The soundtrack album and DVD from the hit US TV show 'This Is Us' are both due for separate release through UMe in September 2017
Fairport Convention's 50th anniversary celebrations continue with the 28 July 2017 release of a 7CD box set, Come All Ye, and vinyl reissue of Liege & Lief.
Canadian singer-songwriter Leif Vollebekk is one of those rare gems coming out of Canada’s creative hubs, with his album of soulful folk 'Twin Solitude'.
If ever a band proved you can play rock’n’roll and retain your integrity, that band was R.E.M. uDiscover guides you through their career in 20 songs.
John Martyn's Solid Air, released in 1973, is now deservedly viewed among the greatest British albums of all time, but was overlooked upon its release.
