On Annie A’s ‘The Wind That Had Not Touched Land’, the boundaries between song, sound art and poetry disappear in a flicker or a haze, and the results are quietly mesmerising.

Listen to “Widdershins” an ornately decorated folk epistle that shares an existential fundament of Faun Fables’ worldview. Their new album, Counterclockwise, drops on May 30th.

Sally Anne Morgan announces her new album, Second Circle The Horizon. Listen to her first album single, “I Saw a Heron” – “I wanted to capture the feeling of walking outside and encountering organic nature sounds”

In follow-up to 2019’s ‘New Music for the 12 String Guitar’, Toby Hay, one of the finest guitarists of his generation, announces his 7th studio album ‘New Music for the 6 String Guitar’ and shares lead single and video ‘Celyn’.

Ty Segall shares the title track of his new album Possession, with lyrics by longtime collaborator and filmmaker Matt Yoka. They “each acts as writer and editor as they throw the conceptual ball back and forth translating general vibes and feels into wicked lyric imagery.”

‘From Newman Street’ is further evidence of Kassi Valazza’s ability to vividly convey emotion through her melodic sensibilities, with its strong musical accompaniment standing in marked contrast to her crystal clear vocal – pleasantly wrong-footing the listener throughout.

Legendary guitarist and folk icon Wizz Jones has died. He passed away on Sunday morning (April 27th) at Trinity Hospice, two days after his 86th birthday.

Watch Màiri Morrison and Alasdair Roberts performing ‘Màiri nighean Dòmhnaill’, the opening track of their new album ‘Remembered in Exile: Songs and Ballads from Nova Scotia’, out now on Drag City.

Thematically and musically, Between The Covers is unlike anything Paul Armfield’s done before; it’s a literary and literally gorgeous listen that deserves the musical equivalent of a Booker prize.

Another Monday Morning Brew playlist featuring Bonnie Prince Billy and Matt Sweeney, Laura Baird, Mapache, The Woods Band, Tren Brothers, Nive Nielsen, Natalie Jane Hill, Lone Messa, Gary Higgins, Mibiri Young Stars and more.

We caught-up with Marlon Williams to chat about his remarkable new record ‘Te Whare Tīwekaweka’, the first album sung in Māori by a solo artist to chart at number one in his native New Zealand.

With Taba, Satomimagae has created a work of art full of wonder and mystery that builds upon itself in the most surprising ways. It speaks a different musical language, but learning that language is a joy and a reward in itself.