Taken from LOSSAN, the debut duo album from Manx Gaelic singer Ruth Keggin and Scottish Harpist Rachel Hair, watch their video for Mish as y Keayn (Me and the Sea) which was filmed on the Isle of Man in the beautiful Colby Glen.
Watch Native Harrow’s video for “As It Goes”, the second track to be lifted from their new album Old Kind Of Magic – “It’s Wonderwall meets Fillmore West liquid light show meets Native Harrow.”
Big Ideas, the Edinburgh Americana outfit The Wynntown Marshals’ fourth album is finally here, and it’s a beaut. On the release of their 2010 debut, The Wynntown Marshals were hailed as Europe’s best Americana band. Nothing here suggests anything’s changed.
Tina Jordan Rees’ ‘Beatha’ is an expertly crafted suite of upbeat tunes that raise the spirits and celebrate the small pleasures that can enrich anyone’s life. “…an album of the most joyous, energetic music I’ve heard in a good long while.”
Today marks the release of ‘What Will Become of England’, the new single from Jim Ghedi. He collaborated with Poor Creature – friends Ruth Clinton (Landless) and Cormac Macdiarmada (LANKUM) – on a truly unique music video.
Our latest Folk Show features Brìghde Chaimbeul, Ross Ainslie, Steven Byrnes, Luke Daniels & The Cobhers, Fara, The Siskin Quartet, The Mary Wallopers, Junior Brother, Sproatly Smith, Burd Ellen, Bridget St. John, Nina Simone, Bróna Mcvittie, Phil Tyler & Sarah Hill, SykesMartin and more.
An alluring and beautifully sung album about the timeless vicissitudes and valedictions of love, May Erlewine’s Tiny Beautiful Things understands the heart and soothes the hurt.
With a family history that embraces legendary bluegrass outfit the Whitetop Mountain Band, Martha Spencer has a lot to live up to, but with this fabulous album, she more than does her heritage proud.
We caught up with London-born songwriter Luke Sital-Singh, who now lives in Los Angeles. We chat about his new album ‘Dress Like a Stranger’, the challenges of living in LA, the music industry, missing gigs and craving a simpler life.
Watch Samuel James Taylor’s video for ‘Time May Dance’, taken from his upcoming album ‘Wild Tales and Broken Hearts’. “I couldn’t find myself in my music for the first time in my life. It was an isolating and lonely place.”
Today sees the release of a new single from Irish singer-songwriter Bróna McVittie taken from her forthcoming third album, The Woman in the Moon, out on 2nd October 2022. She also tours the UK next month.
Featuring Sarah-Jane Summers, Juhani Silvola, Leif Ottosson and Bridget Marsden, the Siskin Quartet’s ‘Flight Paths’ is an exceptional album. Broad-reaching yet balanced, daring and compelling; I can’t recommend it highly enough.
