Pete Samson, Author at OriginalRock.net

September 16, 2025 No Responses

Americana Songstress Whitney Lyman Seeks Self-Discovery In Upcoming EP ‘Becoming You’

Whitney Lyman is set to unveil a mystical new EP, ‘Becoming You,’ arriving October 24th – a collection of songs enriched with a timeless quality and personal touch. Sweeping between the melodic nostalgia of Fleetwood Mac, the warmth of Sheryl...

September 16, 2025 No Responses

An Interview with Rocker John Fishell

With a career that has stretched from Grammy-nominated jazz productions to high-voltage rock shows, John Fishell has never been one to sit neatly in a single box. His latest project, Notorious Partners in Crime, sees him teaming up with world-renowned...

September 15, 2025 No Responses

Radikal Records Artists Great Adamz and Maddox Jones Team Up For Irresistible Duet ‘Body And Soul’

With Body and Soul, Great Adamz and Maddox Jones show what happens when two distinct styles meet in harmony. Adamz, whose Afrobeats star power has been rising steadily since his Radikal Records signing earlier this year, brings his trademark vibrancy:...

September 15, 2025 No Responses

Casey McQuillen Brings Raw Honesty and Big Energy to Newcastle’s Cluny 2

There’s something special about a gig at The Cluny 2, stripped-back, intimate, and raw, and on Saturday night, Casey McQuillen made the most of it. The American singer-songwriter might have spent much of this year touring arenas with Anastacia and...

September 10, 2025 No Responses

John Fishell and Deepak Ram, West Meets East, Turned Inside Out

Forget everything you thought you knew about “fusion.” On October 10th, John Fishell and Deepak Ram are unleashing Notorious Partners in Crime. The first taste, “Space Time”, is wild proof. Born from one of Ram’s instrumental pieces, it’s been twis...

September 5, 2025 No Responses

Danny Addison Brings Out Raw Emotion in Sacred Surroundings, at St Pancras Old Church

Forget polite album launches, Danny Addison turned his Porcelain debut into a sonic gut-punch at St Pancras Old Church. With a bassist, drummer, and two violinists behind him, Addison filled the centuries-old space with a sound that was equal parts...