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Angeline Morrison’s ‘The Brown Girl’ is one of those rare records that feels perfectly weighted, entirely free of anything extraneous…the whole thing feels lighter than air. That is a remarkable achievement, given the gravity of the subject matter in many of these songs.

Taken from their new album Auf Wiedersehen, Me Duck, Anglo-German duo Paul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer share a live video for their cover of Joan Baez’s Diamonds and Rust.

Ahead of her forthcoming album Aura, Japanese vocal performer Hatis Noit has shared an accompanying A.I.-generated music video for her new single Angelus Novus, Directed by Yuma Kishi.

Featuring Alabaster Deplume, Buffalo Nichols, Valerie June, Ben LaMar Gay, Tasha, Sirocco, Makaya McCraven, Oren Ambarchi / Johan Berthling / Andreas Werliin, Kikagaku Moyo, Puuluup, Tiny Leaves, Diana Darby, Cactus Lee, and Jay Bolotin.

Filled with poetic vibrance, Jason McNiff works his magic on The Waterboys’ ‘Fisherman’s Blues’, his new single, taken from his forthcoming album ‘Tonight We Ride’ which is out on 24th June.

Watch a live session from Amy Hollinrake filmed live at Beckenham Place. A House Besieged is based on a short story by American author Lydia Davis.

Alela Diane has today shared her new single ‘Howling Wind’ and an accompanying visualiser video in which finds her playing with her daughter in their garden.

Revelators Sound System (the new project from MC Taylor and Cameron Ralston) share new track and video ‘Grieving’, an emotional response to what it feels like to be an American today.

Our Song of the Day comes from Estonian duo Puuluup whose old four-stringed bowed lyres transform into an urban alternative reality on Paala järve vaala baar…the accompanying video is surreal and mesmerising.

David Ford and Annie Dressner are set to release their 48 Hours album in July. Watch the video for their lead single ‘Warning Sign’, a beautiful song with a warm and classic feel.

With ‘Cross The Rolling Water’, Hannah Read & Michael Starkey have delivered a gem of a recording, an infectious, dynamic, richly layered album that’s a timeless, irresistible and thoroughly entertaining treat.

Featuring a number of special guests including Sierra Hull and Kate Rusby, Damien O’Kane and Ron Block reunite once more on Banjophonics, a rich and rewarding album filled with energy, emotion and a huge heart.

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