The Young’uns are on tour next month, marking the beginning of their journey towards the release of their next album and BBC Radio 3 are making a special recording of The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff theatre show.
While Midlake have not deserted the sounds of yore, they have reinterpreted the repertoire on For the Sake of Bethel Woods, sounding more willing to experiment. There is a sense of liberation in the music. No one is holding them back any longer.
Taken from their forthcoming new album ‘Oh Sun Shine Down’, watch Cua’s new video for ‘Sunrise’, a playful upbeat number that finds them in fine form. Don’t miss their April UK Tour.
MacGillivray’s talent and passion bring the tragic story of Mary, Queen of Scots to life. Her intricate instrumental work, captivating lyrics, and powerful vocals all come together to build this profoundly engaging and focused album.
Penguin Cafe have announced a 10th-anniversary reissue of their debut album ‘A Matter of Life… 2021’ – completely remastered and pressed on vinyl for the very first time + new artwork and a brand new 2021 recording of lead single ‘Harry Piers’.
French songstress Sophia Djebel Rose shares her video for Le Palais which she filmed around her house in the heart of winter as a promise of summer. It calls to mind the dream-like bleakness that permeates Nico’s Desertshore.
Paul Brady announces new album ‘Maybe So’. Listen to his lead single ‘It’s A Beautiful World (Now You Are Here)’ – “a song that celebrates the arrival of new life on the planet despite the sadness and chaos that rules the world at the moment.”
On ‘Nothing Pressing’, Jerry Leger charts a musical and personal journey that he says he hopes listeners will feel they can share. These are songs that give you the strength to come through on the other side.
Kate Rusby announces her 30th Anniversary album “30 : Happy Returns” featuring Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Richard Hawley, Darlingside, KT Tunstall, Sarah Jarosz, Sam Kelly, Dan Tyminski, Beth Nielsen Chapman and Damien O’Kane.
The Lied To’s Doug Kwarter and Susan Levine, return with “The Worst Kind of New”. Both lost parents during the album’s making which finds them examining loss, grief, memory, and the desire for love and self-acceptance.
Hannah Peel & Paraorchestra share new single and video for ‘We Are Part Mineral’ – “There’s a sense of deep rooted humanity – that our time here on earth is short and we will never fully hear the rocks sing, as they shift over millennia.”
Best known for his time as frontman of Dublin quintet ‘The Eskies’, Ian Bermingham announces his eagerly anticipated solo debut album ‘The Death Of Old Sea Legs’ and UK Tour.
