The Latest

Inventions (featuring Matthew Robert Cooper and Mark T. Smith) share the title track from new album Continuous Portrait. An album of strange hypnosis, which is equally playful and joyous.

A transatlantic two album record deal has been struck between London-based singer songwriter Saskia Griffiths-Moore and The Susanne Marcus Collins Foundation, Inc.

The Dead Tongues (Ryan Gustafson) announces new album Transmigration Blues (out on June 26th) and shares video for lead single Peaceful Ambassador.

The Diamond Family Archive shares video from upcoming project based around an old dilapidated Kay Kansas guitar which has spent the last few years of its life outdoors in all climates preparing itself for these recordings.

Joe Nolan’s already achieved considerable acclaim and following in Canada, Drifters suggests he’s about to step up to an international level.

Reassure Me There’s A Window marks the solo debut of Glenn Thomas of Rhode Island rock outfit Wild Sun. At a time when doors are shut, Thomas has thrown open a window to the world of the heart, and the view is wonderful.

Listen to ‘Losing’, the new single from Toronto-based band Little Kid. Taken from their forthcoming album Transfiguration highway.

Watch the latest video from Mr. Alec Bowman for ‘patience’…Since few shooting locations were available, the difficult decision was taken to make the video at home, in bed.

Mainly inspired by songs first heard at the Sailortown Folk Club in Belfast. Matt McGinn declares the EP a firm favourite and the most impressive Joshua Burnside performance yet.

Danny and LG Green have concocted a heady brew that reflects their own journey. Spirit Glow is a salve for the soul, a gentle reassurance that love always seems to find a way. We just need to be open to the music.

At the end of the day, while Isbell’s “Reunions” may have been a troubled journey, as the title implies, these are about coming together rather than moving apart. Embrace it in both arms.

Join us this Sunday for the next Hudson Records Listening Club to listen to ’Fathoms’ in its entirety with commentary and insights from The Furrow Collective themselves.

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