Our Song of the Day comes New Orleans-based singer, songwriter and musician Esther Rose who has just signed to Full Time Hobby. Watch her performing her new single ‘Keeps Me Running’.
Boo Hewerdine and Findlay Napier launch a series of songwriting workshops aimed at creative people in Scotland whose livelihoods have been negatively impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Shrewsbury Folk Festival announces first major line-up for 2021 including Judy Collins, Carlos Núñez, The Lost Words: Spell Songs, Lindisfarne, Show of Hands, Oysterband and more.
Henry Martin, the latest offering from Edgelarks (Hannah Martin and Phillip Henry) is an album filled with positivity – resolutely optimistic, brilliantly played and a joy from start to finish.
Variations Live is simultaneously harmonious, vital, timeless, and invigoratingly fresh, featuring three masters at work and clearly relishing the joy and companionship of playing together. For players and listeners, it genuinely doesn’t get much better than this.
Our Song of the Day comes from INEZ. Watch the accompanying video for ‘In a Minute’…mystic Americana at its very best…a gorgeous and sumptuous feast of guitars and sublime vocals, perfectly visualised in Baschi Thommen.
Celebrating 15 Years of Reveal Records label “Home Is Where The Art Is” is the first Reveal compilation including Joan As Police Woman, Kris Drever, LAU, Boo Hewerdine and more. We talk to label founder and owner Tom Rose.
Other Voices announce five-day digital festival ‘Bringing It All Back Home’. Featuring Brigid Mae Power, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Niamh Regan, Sun Collective, Rhiannon Giddens & Francesco Turrisi and more.
Jennifer Castle’s “Monarch Season” heralds a passage of time, a change of seasons, yet inside the human heart, questions still remain. There is beauty in continuing to look for answers.
Featuring new music from LAU, Rachel Walker, The Deadlians, Sally Anne Morgan, Eoghan & Ultan, Sam Amidon, Sean & Michael Gavin, The Haar plus Lankum, Skipper’s Alley, The Bonny Men, The Mary Wallopers, Cinder Well, Varo and more.
Ahead of his new album, folk musician, Jon Wilks, has released a recording of a traditional Christmas Carol, with lyrics from Birmingham that have not been heard since the 1820s.
Working river: Songs and music of the Thames is a fine collection of some of the songs and tunes that captures the history of one of the most vibrant and historic rivers in the world.
