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Taken from their new album ‘I Can Still Hear You’, watch Suzzy Roche & Lucy Wainwright Roche performing ‘Ruins’ in a live acoustic session alongside David Roche and Rachelle Garniez.

It’s not often you listen to a voice and just know it is one that everybody needs to hear, such is the case with Juni Habel on All Ears. Her voice and songs harken back to an earlier era, one where you only needed a guitar and a song.

Karen Matheson shares video for her new single ‘Cassiopeia Coming Through’ which heralds the arrival of much anticipated new music this winter from revered Scottish folk songstress.

With their album ‘Cliffs’, Garefowl have produced music that effortlessly evokes the sights and sounds of the remote, rocky, seabird havens that make up the St Kilda archipelago. A truly satisfying album.

Join Rachel Newton this coming Sunday as she listens to and discusses her new album ‘To The Awe’ on the Hudson Records Listening Club.

Sarah Lavigne catches up with Estonian trio Trad.Attack! to talk about their new studio album ‘Make Your Move’, traditional folk music, connecting with fans during the pandemic, eco-friendly plans and more.

Listen to ‘Life Lives Inside’, the moving new single from London born and bred, Flo Perlin and Pilgrims’ Dream. A song that explores life’s uncertainties and hope.

Having been something of a treasured secret among the musical cognoscenti for the past decade the time has come for Sam Burton to take his overdue place on the wider stage.

Stella Sommer’s ‘Northern Dancer’ is a stunning piece of work, full of hush and swell, profoundly evocative and brilliantly, lovingly composed.

Listen to ‘Fisherman’, the gorgeous new single by Irish/English singer and multi-instrumentalist Lewis Barfoot, taken from her debut album ‘Glenaphuca’ due in March 2021.

James Yorkston and The Secondhand Orchestra announce new album ‘The Wide, Wide River’ and share video for lead track ‘Struggle’, a tender and beautiful love song to his children.

Listen in full to ‘Solas An Lae’, the debut album from Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin and Ultan O’Brien – an exploration of the relationship between human voice and the fiddle.

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