Lauren Collier’s ‘Uddevalla’ is like nothing you have ever heard before. It sits at the confluence of exceptional talent, meticulous research, and pure imagination, and one cannot fail to be moved by the outstanding sensory experience she showcases here.
On ‘Incarnation’, Raoul Eden draws from the dramatic side of instrumental guitar music as well as Eastern and oriental music. The ghost of Jack Rose looms alongside weird and playful moments in an engaging album.
In a new single and video, visual artist and multi-instrumentalist Simon Jones of Harp and a Monkey tells the dark and disturbing tale of Joan Peterson, The Witch of Wapping, who was found guilty of witchcraft and sentenced to death in 1652.
To mark the limited lathe cut vinyl edition of Littoral States on Wayside and Woodland Recordings, Junkboy premiere their video Landlocked. “…our album seeks to elevate the everyday and venerate the beautiful rituals of normalcy, the gallant ongoingness of life”.
Matt Mitchell Music Co.’s latest album, Obvious Euphoria, is a pleasurable listen – a cocktail of rootsy Americana, crunchy blues and old school country.
Jonathan Day has shared a beautiful animated video by Panadda Saetsai & Nuchteera Siwadune for In a Garden of Stones taken from his latest album Sakura.
The world and music of cabane is not simple, but the beauty of Brulée is undeniable. Four years on from Grande est la Maison, Belgian writer/composer Thomas Jean Henri has crafted another unimaginably beautiful volume of songs.
Watch ‘Colour Of The Rain’, the new single from Irish songwriter Oisin Leech of the musical duo The Lost Brothers, taken from his new album Cold Sea, produced by, and featuring Steve Gunn, as well as contributions from M. Ward and Tony Garnier.
Formed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Clay Parker and Jodi James’ second album ‘Your Very Own Dream’ clearly reveals them as an Americana force to be reckoned with.
Jim White, one of the world’s greatest drummers, has announced his first-ever solo album, All Hits: Memories, and shares lead single and video ‘Names Make the Name’ – Tran and Masami Tomihisa’s video marches the viewer through an abandoned wonderland with serpentine fascination.
A Time To Grow is the long-awaited new release from The Henry Girls, featuring special guest Ríoghnach Connolly; an emotionally profound album that offers calm and hope.
Taken from her new album, The Liberated Woman’s Songbook, Dawn Landes has shared a video for “Hard is the Fortune of All Womankind”, in which she embodies women from the past, including a suffragette and famed union-activist and martyr Ella May Wiggins.
