Our Song of the Day comes from Blurry the Explorer, the project of Jeremy Gustin – featuring Ricardo Dias Gomes, Ryan Dugre and Leo Abrahams (plus a number of special guests). Watch the video for the title track of their new album ‘Angel Ecology’.

Ahead of the release of Archangel Hill, Shirley Collins’ third album for Domino, she shares a second track from the record, “Hares On The Mountain”. Watch the accompanying video.

There is something inherently uplifting about Sam Sweeney’s fiddle playing – it soothes, replenishes, and heartens the soul. Add in Campbell’s electric guitar, and ‘Shapes’ proves a stunning listening experience – fiddle and electric guitar have rarely sounded so breath-taking.

A brave melting pot of genres, Cirrus offers deep meditative epics and breezy folk under one roof. Angus McOg is determined to forge their own path, and it’s a pleasant journey to accompany them on.

A Folk Horror special ft Justin Hopper and Sharron Kraus, United Bible Studies, Dean McPhee, Rob St. John, Broadcast & The Focus Group, Voice of the Seven Woods, Pye Corner Audio & The Advisory Circle, Offa Rex, Ian Humberstone, Sproatly Smith, Meg Baird & more.

Featuring Sarah-Jane Summers & Juhani Silvola, Lucy Farrell, Niall Summerton, Libby Rodenbough, Jenny Sturgeon & Alice Allen, Scott William Urquhart & Constant Follower, Sophia Hansen-Knarhoi, Me Lost Me, Junior Brother, Clogs, Mike Gangloff.

Jim Ghedi & Toby Hay share a live video for Gylfinir (‘curlew’ in Welsh), the final single from their second collaborative record, out May 26th on Topic Records. Shot in Sheffield’s Abbeydale Picture House, the video displays the wonderful interplay of Ghedi & Hay’s unified talents.

Ahead of his UK tour in May 2023 with C Joynes, we catch up with Mike Gangloff, a founding member of Pelt and The Black Twig Pickers, to chat about taking Appalachian fiddle music into new spectrums, Shape Note singing, Jack Rose, Pelt and more.

With a psychedelic soulful swell, we are greeted by Opal Eskar’s ‘The Woodsman’, the latest collaborative project from the prolifically diverse DIY icon Karl Blau – lo-fi and musically wonky but warm and inviting.

Sara Wolff’s new single ‘Homesick’ is our Song of the Day – her hushed vocals encourage you to lean in, rewarding you with her tack-sharp wordsmithery and narrative-rich lyrics

Withered Hand’s ‘How To Love’ is a remarkable album of human endurance that finds its thrills in the simple pleasures of life and living it as best you can. Dan Willson’s comeback is a thing of triumph and feel-good wonder.

Our song of the Day comes from California’s Greg Olin, aka Graves, who has been releasing music under this moniker for nearly two decades. Listen to ‘Little Dumb Dogs’, the lead single of his new album (and name) Gary Owens: I Have Some Thoughts.