Taken from her debut album “Not the Marrying Kind”, watch ‘Once in a While’ the new single from Chicago’s Michelle Billingsley…if the name is new to you then you’ve just struck gold.
A remarkable, well-researched, historically illuminating, contemporary resonating and consummately crafted album that is both musically esoteric and accessible, haunting and atmospheric, it deserves to become a classic of its kind.
Gaol is a gorgeously evocative album. A soothing, timely reminder of the emotional power of the heart and an earnest, delicate, and utterly enchanting release.
David Morrison shares his Top 10 releases of 2020 – Cabane, Shirley Collins, Le Ren, Ocie Elliott, Elle Osborne, Marin Patenaude, William Prince, Tremblers of Seven and more
Gate to Southwell announce new date and location – 2021 lineup includes Gigspanner Big Band, Anxo Lorenzo Band, Spiers & Boden, Chris Wood, Track Dogs, Wizz Jones and more.
Earlier this year, Elle Osborne released ‘If You See a Rook on Its Own, It’s a Crow’. Read our in-depth and personal interview with Elle and watch her new video for ‘The Offing’.
David Pratt selects his Top 10 albums of 2020 including releases from Katy Bennett, Katy Carr, Charlie Dore, Virginia Kettle, Tamikrest, Zoë Wren and more.
A winter-themed Folk Show featuring Dick Gaughan, Stephanie Hladowski, Ian Campbell Folk Group, Symondsbury Mummer, Alasdair Roberts, Archie Fisher, Vashti Bunyan, Pumajaw, Sproatly Smith, Martin Carthy, The Watersons, Maggie Boyle and more.
We begin a look back at 2020 – featuring Brigid Mae Power, Bob Dylan, Herman Düne, Joshua Burnell, Ariel Sharratt & Mathias Kom, Darren Hayman, Alex Rex, Alasdair Roberts, Elle Osborne, Cinder Well, Damien Jurado, Bill Callahan and more.
The winners of the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards include Hamish Napier, Skerryvore, Fiona MacKenzie, Tim Edey, Duncan Chisholm, Siobhan Miller, Anna Massie, Josie Duncan and more.
Not to be missed: On their latest release, Lau went way back to the music that made them. This Sunday watch the launch of their Folk Songs EP via an exclusive online concert.
Billy Rough shares his Top 10 favourite albums of 2020 including Fay Hield, Ashley Hutchings, Sam Lee, Lauren MacColl, Findlay Napier, Rachel Newton, Shooglenifty, Martin Simpson, Jenny Sturgeon and Sam Sweeney
