#08.2025 – Escape the winter, take me somewhere warm.
So, I wanted to build a comforting list this week…
There seems to be no let-up in the cold, and it is starting to bother me. So, I have brought together a list of songs I think will warm you from the inside.
The list starts with a lilting little gem from Joy Oladokun, “Black Car”, a song which ends with the beautiful hopeful line, “I will stay my course, turn my pain into beauty when I can”…
This leads us to Madeleine Leigh with Home to you, and the divine collaboration between Evan Dibbs and Nan Macmillan telling us to “feel good sometimes”. We all need a little of that….
I was feeling a bit loved up post Valentine’s day too, so there is a lovely cover of just the way you are by Heather Maloney and the wonderful new track, “falling” from the latest Tophouse album.
There is another one to watch, on this list too, Erin Wharton’s exquisite little track “Sun Trap”, sits like a furnace in the middle of this playlist. The sense of warmth and love in this song is tingling, and I cannot wait to hear more from Erin…
I really hope you like this week’s list.
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This is the Week 8 list published on 17th February 2025 and running until 24th January , 2025.
The List. #08.2025
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Joy Oladokun,
Black Car.
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Madeleine Leigh,
Home to You.
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Evan Dibbs, Nan MackMillan,
Feel Good Sometimes
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Evan Dibbs
Nan MacMillan
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Sarah & Sofia,
Anymore.
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Heather Maloney,
Just the Way You Are.
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Demi Marriner,
Stop. Pause. Rewind.
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Tophouse,
Falling.
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Rose Betts,
Take This Body Home.
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Erin Wharton,
Sun Trap.
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The Sons Of Guns,
How Much I Loved Her So.
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Whitley Jean,
Sparrow.
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Ken Pomeroy,
Stranger.
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Alex Kehm,
Gone.
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Oakland Rain,
Little Evergreen.
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Bogi Smalls,
Treading Lightly.
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The Head and The Heart,
Time With My Sins.
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Old Sea Brigade,
According to Planned.
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Tide Lines,
Far Side of the World.
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Kingfishr,
Bet On Beauty
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Cammy Barnes,
Hard Times Come Again No More.
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Andy Bott
Hi I am Andy, founder and editor of FolkMyLife. I am a lover of all things "Biddley Diddley" when it comes to music, I adore live music and I am especially interested in the stories behind the songs. It is the people, the history and the experience that add the gravity to a piece.
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