Creating outsized sonic landscapes, Girl Skin illustrates an uncanny ability to evoke the grandeur in everyday relationships. Shade Is On The Other Side leaves listeners in awe of Sid Simons’ ability concoct symphonic folk music…homemade masterpieces.
The Coo’s harmonies are a soothing balm for the chaos of today. Watch them performing their second single ‘If Only’ and enjoy their two-part harmonies, reminiscent of the warm late 60s and early 70s sound of artists such as Carole King & James Taylor.
Siobhan Miller’s All Is Not Forgotten is a perfect antidote for these unsettled times. She brings out the best in a musical landscape, from traditional to modern. Along the way, we all share the experiences that help us weather the sorrows and the joys life offers.
As well as offering a career snapshot for the faithful, this serves as a handy enticement to newcomers to dig further into Dean Owens’ catalogue and discover what they’ve been missing.
Listen to My Girl The River’s new single ‘I Try’ which will be released Friday, April 10, digitally everywhere, in preparation for a full album launch on May 1.
With Oneiric Formulary, Sir Richard Bishop is certainly not trying to do anything predictable – the result is a roller-coaster of a success. What a crazed, beautiful and brilliant riot of a record.
Folk on Foot podcast is to organise a “Front Room Festival” to raise funds for musicians hit by the coronavirus lockdown. The festival will feature some of the UK’s finest folk musicians who will perform from their front rooms to yours.
Call the Captain, the new album from Western Centuries, is a genre-melding, unconventional country outfit, the more you listen the more nuances you’ll find in both the music and the words, heed the call.
Natural Invention is a piece of music that feels thrillingly, frighteningly, beautifully of our time. With the Gigspanner Big Band, Peter Knight has assembled a group of musicians intent on making some of the most important and exhilarating art ever to sit under the banner of folk music.
Sunday mornings just got better – We are excited to announce that we are working with Hudson Records and co-hosting their ‘Listening Club’ on Sunday mornings at 10.30 am. The next one is this Sunday with Salt House and their new album Huam.
Jacken Elswyth returns with the sixth in her series of Betwixt & Between releases. Her guest for this latest tape release is Berlin-based drummer Ryan Eyers whose creative (and unshowy) drumming, turns out to be a strangely complementary foil for Jacken’s own contributions.
