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PETER HOLMSTEDT AT HEMIFRAN [SWEDEN]

BEST OF THE YEAR 2023 :

ARTIST/BAND OF THE YEAR:
Jesper Lindell (completely in a class of his own, again)

ALBUM OF THE YEAR:
A.K & The Brotherhood : Sail On, Cowboy - Good Gig (Rootsy Music)

THE SWEDISH ALBUM OF THE YEAR:
Magnus Carlson : Brunnsvik Sounds (Sony Music)

FOREIGN ALBUM OF THE YEAR:
Joe Henry : All The Eye Can See (EAR Music)

SONG OF THE YEAR:
The Beatles : Now And Then (Apple Records)

EP OF THE YEAR :
Jesper Lindell : Windows Vol 1 (Gamlestan Gramophone Company)

VINYL OF THE YEAR:
Songs Of Boda : Luxury Items (Adore Music)

BOX OF THE YEAR:
The Who : Who's Next / Lifehouse (Polydor Records)

PRODUCER OF THE YEAR:
Dave Cobb ( yep ! ) (with a little competition from Jonathan Wilson)

COUNTRY OF THE YEAR:
Teddy Thompson : My Love Of Country (Selfreleased)

PEOPLE OF THE YEAR :
Fredy Clue: Do you want to play? (Cuckoo Records)

Livet Nord : Paperbird (Kakafon Records)

THE JINGLE JUNGLE OF THE YEAR :
Bennett Wilson Poole : I Saw A Star Behind Your Eyes, Don't Let It Die (BWP Records)

The Coral : Sea Of Mirrors (Run On Records)

Teenage Fanclub : Nothing Lasts Forever (PEMA Records)

THIS YEAR'S BIG DISCOVERY :
Bahamas : Bootcut (Brushfire Records)

THE BIG POSITIVE SURPRISE OF THE YEAR:
Peter Gabriel : i/o (Rea

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I suppose strictly speaking this post should be titled "Ladies' Morning" but (i) I had originally intended to post it on Thursday evening but Blogger was down, and (ii) "Ladies' Morning" sounds rather silly. So "Ladies' Night" it is.

And the reason for that is we are bringing to your attention three new albums by female singers that are all worthy of your attention. The ladies in question are Madeline, ellen cherry and Lay Low. The albums are all country or folk tinged in varying degrees. And the last two come courtesy of the estimable ReviewShine.

The blurb that came with Madeline's album "Black Velvet" referred to her as an "Athens, GA sweetheart" and compared her to Karen Carpenter, Neko Case, Jefferson Airplane and The Carter Family. Having now listened to it a couple of times I can entirely understand why the check-shirted, bad-bearded hipster boys of Athens would be completely smitten with her - I'm half way there myself - and I can certainly see the Neko Case comparison, but the rest of it I don't get.

"Black Velvet" is a really good country/pop album, and it is out on 6 June on a label unpretentiously called This Will Be Our Summer. The track approved for blogging and download, "Hurry Up Pronto", is from the poppier end of the scale but&nbs