Featuring a wealth of special guests, Yvonne Lyon’s ‘Growing Wild’ encourages successive listens, unearthing a tranche of details laid around skillfully crafted songs.
Field Works curator Stuart Hyatt announces new release ‘Cedars’ on Temporary Residence featuring Arabic-language poetry set to music by a new, wonderful list of collaborators. Listen to the beautiful opening track La’āli’.
Named after the character in Truman Capote’s, Breakfast At Tiffany’s, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains have today shared their new single and accompanying animation for “Holly Golightly”
This concluding edition of the Dark Britannica series celebrates the land, nature and seasonal cycles. A rich tapestry interweaving backgrounds and approaches. A crafted artefact in keeping with its almost pre-industrial contents, as if we are among ancestors.
UK folk and blues artist Mark Harrison has announced a new double album ‘The Road to Liberty’. Watch a behind the scenes video on the making of the album which features his new song “Same Roads”.
Watch The Avett Brothers performing their new live digital single “I Go To My Heart”, filmed in their hometown of Charlotte, NC at the Belk Theater and shown on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Combining literary flavours with life experiences, stories from the road, personal observations, and contemplations of the world around him, Moranz’s excellent songs are the satisfying end result.
Following on from their recent cover of Lou Reed’s Rooftop Garden, Bill Callahan and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy return with a cover of Johnnie Frierson’s ‘Miracles’ aided by Ty Segall.
Among the many highlights of this year’s Celtic Connections is Sinner’s Shrine, a collaboration between Scotland’s Dean Owens and legendary Calexico frontman Joey Burns. Listen to their superb new single ‘New Mexico’.
Taken from their upcoming album Somewhere, out February 5, via Keeled Scales and Run For Cover Records, watch the accompanying lyric video for Sun June’s latest single ‘Everything I had’.
An Bhuatais & The Meaning of Life exemplifies the sean nós tradition and beautifully continues it along its path. By all means, dig deeper, read the superb accompanying booklet, but first of all, enter the space and just listen. Excellent.
