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Featuring The Magpie Arc, Joshua Burnell, Lady Nade, Herman Dune, Joan Shelley, Bróna McVittie, David A Jaycock, Trees, Fay Hield, Gillian Welch, The Rheingans Sisters, Lunatraktors & more.

Looking Up is Mike McClure’s tenth solo album and one that arrives after five years during which there have been dramatic changes in his life.

This Sunday you can join the incredible Shooglenifty, producer Andy Bell and engineer Spad as they listen to and discuss ‘Acid Croft, Vol 9’ on Hudson Records Listening Club.

Our Man in the Field’s debut album offers a rather fine set of shuffling, pedal steel coloured Americana pop, occasionally sung in a dreamy falsetto that echoes the mood of the music. Definitely one you should seek out.

Listen to the fantastic new single from Indie-Folk-Americana Bristolian Singer-Songstress Lady Nade. ‘Ain’t One Thing’ is also our Song of the Day. A hit in the making surely…

While this might not prove the work for which Judy Dyble is most remembered, it’s a bittersweet understatement to mark what was and is her finest hour.

Tunng share new single ‘Death is the New Sex’ from their forthcoming album ‘Tunng Presents… Dead Club’ – a journey through life, death and grief.

Watch ‘Say You Love Me Too’, the new single from Herman Dune – a Weight-y slice of hopeful romanticism calling to mind The Band, from his new album ‘Notes From Vinegar Hill’.

Anyone unfamiliar with Rich Krueger is sure to be won over by his voice and way with words, as our reviewer was on “The Troth Sessions” featuring a stash of his unreleased demos.

Next month sees the return of Katy Rose Bennett who has been writing and performing her idiosyncratic, elegant folk for over 20 years. Watch her title track video Where Does It Hurt?

Bristling with confidence and power, it’s hard to believe this is the Massachusetts-born singer-songwriter Diana DeMuth’s debut album. It has to be up there in my best of the year.

Taken from her forthcoming album ‘Monarch Season’, Jennifer Castle shares a new animated video by Jesi Jordan for album track ‘Justice’.

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