Paul heads to The Islington to catch Canadian based band The Barr Brothers and manages to catch 5 minutes with Brad Barr to talk about their music. One to watch for!
Paul Creane and The Changing Man Band’s second album ‘The Clock’ reminds us that life should be filled to the brim with experiences, even when they’re not all Lottery wins.
If not his best then ‘Souvenirs of a Misspent Youth’ is certainly Otis Giobbs’ most immediate, An album that should finally bring long overdue wider acclaim.
The legendary Malian big band Les Ambassadeurs who came to fame in the ’70s reunite for several festival appearances and a show at London’s Barbican plus a new 2CD compilation.
The Hillary Reynolds Band are an extremely talented Boston based quintet formed around Berklee Music College and The Miles Before Us is the departure point for a boundless musical journey.
Thomas explores the new offering from Spitdust, an album whose essence is one of prettiness which is at once supported and undermined by something darker.
Hiss Golden Messenger has revealed a live performance video for “Lucia” the first song from the forthcoming album Lateness of Dancers. It was filmed in Cornwall.
Broken Boat have created an impressive debut album – upbeat, country and folk-inspired indie accompanied by intimate, revealing lyrics. Perfect grounding to break through to a wider audience this year.
We have a very special Song of the Day and track première from those hugely talented Atlanta-based sisters ‘Larkin Poe’. Listen to ‘Crown of Fire’, from their new album ‘Kin’.
We continue our series of ‘Sidmouth Folk Week Memories’ on the countdown to to their Diamond Anniversary with young Devon folk singer and musician Jim Causley.
