We chat to M G Boulter, our Artist of the Month, about his new album which introduces us to the eerily familiar landscape of Clifftown, a sleepy seaside resort on the east coast of England.

The Brother Brothers return with Calla Lily, a collection of instantly memorable songs about everyday humanity…Blooming wonderful.

Today, Hudson Records launches Hudson Club, offering access to exclusive music, videos, podcasts, streaming online shows, interviews, special discounts and more.

This April, Lady Maisery release ‘Live in Lockdown’, an online show beautifully filmed with the trademark vibrant sound of their unmissable live performances. An evening of both unheard new material and old favourites from their many years of touring.

Nancy Kerr releases Tunnellers, a new 5-track EP commissioned by the British Tunnelling Society which covers tunnelling history, achievement, celebration and hardship. Marvellous stuff.

Watch the new video from Katherine Priddy for Indigo, her enchanting lead single from her forthcoming debut album The Eternal Rocks Beneath due for release on June 25 via Navigator Records.

Rhiannon Giddens & Francesco Turrisi’s new album is unlike anything else you will experience this year. They’re Calling Me Home is a metaphor for our times. We all need to find our way home. Let this album serve as your guide.

Scottish folk collective Staran share their second single and video for Balcarres, named after Balcarres Avenue in Glasgow where John Lowrie once lived. It conveys the joy of nostalgia of those memories beautifully…music to happily lose yourself in.

Curated by Peter Knight and spanning 2009 – 2017, From Poets to Wives is an alluring compilation. Peter Knight’s Gigspanner is a national treasure and this is the best of the very best.

Edinburgh Tradfest returns with an online programme featuring a stellar line-up of artists from Scotland and around the world including Shetland Springs: a celebration of the Shetland fiddle tradition, Karine Polwart, Lizabett Russo, Shooglenifty, Kinnaris Quintet, Moishe’s Bagel, Old Blind Dogs, Mike Vass and more.

Darkly romantic, hauntingly melodic and flecked with effective experimental embellishments, Amigo the Devil’s ‘Born Against’ stakes an early birthright for the year’s best-of lists, reinforcing the adage that the devil truly does have all the best songs.

Orcadian singer and guitarist Aidan Moodie, known to many as the frontman of Scottish folk favourites Gnoss, embarks upon a highly anticipated solo career with a genre-fluid first single this Friday titled ‘Welcome’. Watch the accompanying video which premieres on Folk Radio today.