Tag: charlotte grayson
The Festive Forty: A Big Groovy End of Year Playlist
So, that was the musical year that was. And to give you just a small taste of the cool music and even cooler people...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 311021
Another week in the sonic mines, another week of finding gems and precious metals. Please support these grassroots artists by checking out their music...
Friends – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
In the crowded world of pop, indie-pop, singer-songwriters and chart bound music, you have to make your songs stand out. You don't have to...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 230121
A busy old week here at Dancing Towers and here are just a few of the musical highlights and sublime sounds that we have...
Coffee – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If Charlotte Grayson's wonderfully reflective and drifting cover of The Pretenders' 2000 Miles was the perfect song to round last year off, Coffee is...
That Was The Musical YEAR That Was -2020
This final playlist of the year is an overview of the things I have been writing about here at DAA. Partly compiled from the...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 121220
Here we are heading into the final stretch of what has been a long and arduous year. But music has helped. Music always helps....
2000 Miles – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
It is an odd irony that considering just how many songs have been written with a specifically Christmas theme, there are so few which...
Grow – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I don’t really listen to a lot of pop music these days, not the type of thing found huddled under the style over substance...
Sorry – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I think it would be very easy for Charlotte Grayson, given her age and the pressure to fit into the young pop kid mould...
Old Flame – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I sometimes cast my ears around the current pop scene and do that cliched, grumpy old man thing…"it was all better back in my...
Something to Miss – Charlotte Grayson (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
The idea of just another young female artist folk-popping her way to chart success with an acoustic guitar and a chilled and minimalist tune...
