A hugely accomplished album drawing on influences that include Plant, Welch and This Mortal Coil, but transforming them into their own unique sound. An impressive calling card that can only hint at what they might produce when given access to the full scope of a studio.
Watch the video for ‘Hold on Brother’, the latest single from Devon-based Indie-folk duo ‘Long for the Coast’…one that’s sure to touch the hearts of many with its words of encouragement and hope.
To listen to The Eternal Rocks Beneath is to sink into a reverie. Katherine Priddy puts a contemporary spin on the mythological and with a balletic vocal ability and bent for tender, lush arrangements, this much-anticipated debut is like stumbling upon a diamond mine.
Inspired by the book ‘Last Child in the Woods’ by Richard Louv, watch the beautiful accompanying video for ‘Back in Time’, the new single from contemporary Folk singer-songwriter Flo Perlin.
In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Karen Dalton’s studio album “In My Own Time”, The Breath release two stirring tracks: ‘Something On Your Mind’ along with an accompanying video and ‘Remembering Mountains’, a song she wrote but never released.
Watch the new video from Berlin-based Americana band Yonder Boys for their new single – a live version ‘Il Pesce Spada’, the film for which was made in Sicily and shot in a 9th-century castle, Castello di Carini.
Fishclaw’s latest EP, Feil, is part of their wider Ash project which brings listeners closer to the natural world…it’s like the musical equivalent of shinrin-yoku – forest bathing, even listening to it in the comfort of one’s own home is a transportive, strangely moving experience.
This Autumn, Dorset-based band The Last Inklings (featuring Leonardo MacKenzie and David Hoyland, formerly of Kadia) are set to release their debut album. Watch their accompanying video for their first single Hunter’s Folly.
Watch part two of a short film on the making of Ulster trio TRÚ’s debut album ‘No Fixed Abode’. It revolves around the Irish traditional folk song Bonny Portmore and features a lovable character they meet called Joe.
It slips down easy, sounding as simple, unassuming and effortless as only true songwriting and consummate musicianship can do. Turner Cody may indeed have friends in high places because there’s a divine spark at work here.
Watch ‘Making It’, the accompanying video for the latest single from seven-piece Alt-folk band Ringlefinch – an ode to the rest of us – muddling through, taking one day at a time, and basically making it up as we go along.
