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Our Song of the Day comes from Joshua Burnside with ”and you evade him/born in the blood”, from his new album ‘Into the Depths of Hell’ out on 4th September.

This September, Shooglenifty return with their new album ‘Acid Croft Vol 9’ which features new band member Eilidh Shaw (The Poozies). Watch their new video for album track Black Dog.

Join Ewan Wardrop, Rob Harbron, Ben Paley, Ben Nicholls, Evan Jenkins and Julian Hinton on Sunday for Hudson Records Listening Club to listen to and discuss The Servant’s Ball.

Dark and yet cleansing, while the skies that Cinder well sings of may be overcast, there is a light that shines through this album that warms the chill in the soul.

Featuring Richard Thompson, Mary Chapin-Carpenter, Seth Lakeman and The Lost Words: Spell Songs Ensemble, and many more, Folk by the Oak’s online ‘Family Nest’ Fest takes place on Sunday 19th July 2020.

We end our series of exclusive performances marking the publication today of Small Hours, Graeme Thomson’s new biography of John Martyn, with sessions from Siobhan Wilson and Findlay Napier.

Samantha Crain’s most personal album to date, crafted to reflect how her life changed over the past three years, focusing not on the past but a brighter future.

Alain Johannes shares “Hallowed Bones” from his third solo album, Hum, accompanied by a music video which captures the majesty of nature and brings his music to life.

Taken from Emma Kupa’s first full length solo album which explores aspects of love, escapism and fidelity, watch the video for her new single ‘Hey Love’.

Expanding contributions and embracing The Jayhawks’ broader influences, XOXO’s wide-ranging musical moods reaches out to a wider audience while never disappointing the faithful.

To celebrate ‘Small Hours’, the new John Martyn biography, read an extract and watch Karine Polwart performing a beautiful cover of ‘Couldn’t Love You More’.

Fèisean nan Gàidheal, is championing the rich collection of Gaelic songs connected to coasts and waters through a new song resource with support from the Scottish Government.

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