Richard Dawson announces new album The Ruby Cord, due November 18th. A Pop video for the album’s 40-minute opening track “The Hermit” is to be premiered in cinemas across UK. Watch the trailer.
Taken from her new album KIN, watch the video for Sharron Kraus’s ‘The World Within the World’ – “…a still, quiet place that felt like it was inside us all along…there underneath the chaos and turmoil of everyday life.”
Dwelling By The Weir is a striking debut that launches Ellie Gowers into the folk scene as a fully-fledged contender for end-of-year awards and accolades.
Listen to Joseph Shipp’s take on the old folk ballad ‘Green Grows the Laurel’, a song he discovered in Peter Kennedy’s “Folksongs of Britain and Ireland.” It features on his debut album ‘Free, for a While’ which is released on 28th October.
Few things in life are a given but relying upon Blackbeard’s Tea Party to deliver raucous, dynamic, high-quality music that exudes fun is one of them. Batten down the hatches, Kick The Curb is set to make waves.
It’s rare to find a trio more musically matched than the members of Bonny Light Horseman, and their new album, Rolling Golden Holy, is a collaboration unlike any you’re likely to hear this year.
Taken from their forthcoming debut album ‘You, Golden’, watch Owen Spafford & Louis Campbell performing ‘Hares on the Mountain’, live. They make this centuries-old song feel modern and alive.
With a change to their lineup, The Magpies continue to plough their own furrow on ‘Undertow’, weaving their broad influences into songs and tunes that are indisputably their own including an unexpected cover…proof that they can successfully apply their unique polish to pretty much anything.
What Bróna McVittie has achieved on The Woman in the Moon is quite remarkable. She has found a way to focus the broad musical sound worlds that have inspired her, to reach listeners in new and unexpected ways.
‘The Space Between’ is the sound of a band that are cooking on heat; anyone who comes into the Bonfire Radicals’ orbit is going to be hard pushed not to be swept up by this blazing folk comet.
Featuring Jake Blount, Siskin Quartet, Rezo, Geoff Muldaur, Bill Callahan, Field Guide, Twain, Brooks Williams and Dan Walsh, Macie Stewart, Adrian Crowley, Bonny Light Horseman, Patrick Stefan, Sairie, Ralph Stanley and more.
Jake Blount’s The New Faith is an album rich with themes of hope, resilience and salvation. With a keen sense of tradition, Blount has cleverly delivered a bold, thought-provoking and judicious album…one which is also a thoroughly, staggeringly thrilling listen. Glorious.
