Kristina Jung’s latest EP has an eerie appeal all of its own that, rather than being explained by geography, is simply the result of a wonderful voice and some timeless songwriting.
With an impressive array of Canadian guest artists including Ron Sexsmith and a voice that can straddle Harris and Welch with ease, Suzie Ungerleider remains, as always, an engaging listen.
Triumvirate is a lyrically challenging album that has been recorded in such a way to sound lush at times but yet still retains a minimalist sound, one that perfectly suits Rogai’s serene vocals.
With his new single ‘Hold on Tight’ already charting at number 1 on Hype Machine we have a special song premiere for ‘Home’ from Californian singer-songwriter Ed Prosek’s new EP.
The Armistice Pals project provides our Song of the Day bringing together a huge number of voices from across the folk music scene that has become a catalyst for so much more than a single.
With the next Lau-Land up in Edinburgh now less than a month away we talk to Aidan O’Rourke about the bill and plans for this latest instalment of their unique, portable, curated weekend festival.
Mairearad Green and Anna Massie, two of Scotland’s most revered multi-instrumentalists, are currently on tour… they also opened for Folk Radio UK’s very first Levels Collective gig.
Watch Kishi Bashi performing Q&A with Tall Tall Trees on the banjo for the Croft Sessions – a Birmingham based independent session company who are worth checking out.
Luke Daniels has described What’s Here What’s Gone as the sound of him building songs from the ground up. Firm foundations in his musical roots create an album of towering scale.
Gareth and Annie’s debut EP is a statement of intent, a laying of cards on the table. It says ‘this is who we are, this is where we’re going’. Honest and open, it invites you to take what you will from it.
Paul headed to London’s Borderline this week to catch an amazing line-up: The legendary Wizz Jones with Case Hardin and Jason McNiff and the Lone Malones. What a night!
