Bestselling novelist Erin Kelly collaborates with Ben Walker, Kirsty Merryn and Basia Bartz to give life to a folk song at the heart of her new thriller The Skeleton Key which is published today.

Taken from their forthcoming eponymously titled album, watch Morton Valence’s video collaboration with photographer Andy O’Connell for their new single ‘Summertime in London’.

French duo O’o, featuring Victoria Suter and Mathieu Daubigné, have created a challenging but rewarding album. Touche is quite unlike any other album you’ll hear this year.

Everything on this collection from Luke Daniels and The Cobhers is attacked with such life-affirming urgency… These are songs that have cut across the eras, the sub-cultures and age restrictions, and now, they are hoping to knock down genre fences as well.

British-Israeli collective Staraya Derevnya’s “Boulder Blues” is an unnerving, brilliant album that revolves around the twenty-plus minute opus Bubbling Pelt, which sounds like Comus and Faust fighting over a rare cache of Japanese psychedelic rock.

Jackie Oates’ “Gracious Wings” is an album underpinned by top-quality musicianship and another assured and enthralling collection from one of the undoubted talents of the contemporary folk music world.

Taken from Small Sur’s long-awaited fifth full-length album ‘Attic Room’, watch the accompanying video made by Phil Davis for ‘A Clean Patch of Ground’, a song steeped in a nurturing tenderness.

With LAS, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Ross Ainslie and Steven Byrnes have delivered a highly accomplished album that, probably more than any other you’ll hear this year, unifies innovation and tradition.

Lewis and Clarke releases Aurora 15:34, a song in memory of Elijah McClain…The song is both a eulogy to him as an individual and a rallying cry against the systemic violence and racism that pervades our society.

Listen to Odana by Wabanaki composer, songwriter, and bassist Mali Obomsawin. It opens her new album ‘Sweet Tooth’, a suite for Indigenous resistance that flies in the face of Western tropes that insist Indigenous cultures are monolithic, trapped in time.

On ‘Old Bones, New Fire’, Miraculous Mule continue to burn brightly, performing with zeal, a music that has shaped and continues to shape new generations.

London-based folk duo Owen Spafford and Louis Campbell announce their debut album ‘You, Golden’, set for release on 4th November 2022. To celebrate, we have the pleasure of sharing a video of them performing the album opener Adson’s, live.