The Latest

Amelia White’s latest release ‘Old Postcard’ came about while she was helping to move her parents into assisted living and she found herself looking through souvenirs of their lives together.

Beverley Martyn’s new album The Phoenix and the Turtle is due for release in April. Get a taster and don’t miss her upcoming performance at London’s Bush Hall.

Carina Round and Justin Rutledge join forces again as Early Winters to combine a melodic marriage of folk-pop and soft rock on their latest offering ‘Vanishing Act’.

Adam Bohman is an extraordinary artist, best known for his experimental sound creations. Lesser known are his collages, ink drawings and graphic scores which Cafe OTO hope to exhibit.

Listen to the first single and title track from Gruff Rhys new project ‘American Interior’ which tells the incredible true story of Welshman John Evans

Our Song of the Day is a gorgeous song from Newcastle Upon Tyne based Indie-folk outfit Suntrapp. Listen to the beautifully uplifting ‘New Morning’ here.

Diane Cluck is to release her first album in almost 8 years in anticipation of which she has released a video for her first single ‘Sara’. She will be touring the UK & Ireland in April.

Maz O’Connor has revealed another new track from her forthcoming album called The Mississippi Woman…an alternative creation myth, sort of a reversed Adam and Eve.

Listen to a new track from Paris-based New Zealand singer-songwriter Flip Grater. The Quit which is taken from her new grittier fourth album is very reminiscent of Cat Power and sounds great.

Watch the new video session from the wonderfully talented Theo Bard. Armed with just guitar, kick-drum and tambourine he offers the Brit-version of Shakey Graves.

Mawkin are anxious to get out on the road to showcase their new album which will hopefully follow later in the year after their March Tour dates.

Cate Le Bon announces a string of new UK Tour dates for September plus listen to a previously unreleased track recorded during the ‘Mug Museum’ album sessions in Los Angeles.

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