The Faux Paws are brothers Andrew and Noah VanNorstrand and Chris Miller. Their self-titled debut album will finally see the light of day after ten years. Taken from the album, listen to their new single “She’s Not Looking For You”.
With Blue World, Anna Tivel has crafted far more than simply some reimagined versions of her songs, this is a world with its own beauty and captivating intimacy.
We roll back the clock a little on the latest show with music from Great Lake Swimmers, Laura Gibson, Alela Diane, Arborea, Nina Nastasia & Jim White, Devon Sproule, Samamidon, Port O’Brien, Josh Ritter and more.
Situations may be dire, and faith may sometimes be in short supply, yet Canyons to Sawdust by Bryan Away announces the arrival of a man whose talent cannot be ignored. He has found ways to create mini-masterpieces that taken as a whole become a truly cathartic experience.
Last May, Greek-Brazilian singer-songwriter Jef Maarawi released his excellent sophomore full-length, TERRA PAPAGALLI. Taken from the album watch the video for Senna – an incredible short film by Danilo Arenas…they are the perfect match…sound and vision united in purpose.
Rather than dealing in musical assimilation, Joe Bourdet takes the work of 70s legends and update them for a new generation of fans. Meadow Rock comes from a time when musicians played because that was the only way they could express what was inside them.
Before dropping his 100th album, Ashley Hutchings releases Ninety-nine Impressions, a spoken-word album with musical accompaniment from the likes of Blair Dunlop, Jacob Stoney and more. It’s an exceptional album and quite unlike anything he’s ever released before.
The artist previously known as Thea Gilmore announces a new beginning as Afterlight. Taken from her forthcoming debut album, watch the accompanying video for her powerful lead single ‘Of All The Violence I Have Known’, it’s quite unlike anything we’ve heard before.
Don’t miss the livestream this evening from Dublin-based duo Saint Sister with Lisa Hannigan & Crash Ensemble. Also showing on Folk Radio UK’s Facebook page.
Watch the video for “One Too Many Mornings”, Jason McNiff’s new single and reimagining of a Bob Dylan favourite. It’s also the first track from a covers album he is currently in the process of making.
Listening to the sharply directed words and empathetic sentiments on this unassumingly lovely album, there is little doubt that Murray McLauchlan is already wide awake, and his hourglass keeps perfect timing.
