Rather than being defined in by African music, or protest music, Tamikrest is a band that expands those vocabularies. Tamotaït not only enlarges the world we know, it also pushes us closer, illustrating a path to what music can become.
Featuring guests such as Kris Delmhorst, Pieta Brown, Tift Merritt and Kenneth Pattengale, Blood Brothers finds Foucault returning to his earlier folksier realms.
Today, Raleigh, NC’s Chatham County Line share the lyric video for the title track of their forthcoming ninth studio album, Strange Fascination. The release date has moved up to April 24.
This Friday 27th March, Islander: Live from Home will be streaming straight to you, directly from the homes of some of Islander’s favourite Irish artists. With sets from Maija Sofia, John Francis Flynn, Anna Mieke and Junior Brother.
Listen to ‘New Moon’ the new single from UK duo Sonny Elliot. It finds them drawing from a much deeper well of artistic expression, showcasing a more defined and stripped back melancholic sound.
Jiggy share new video for all those in self-isolation and for the healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. Watch The Road to Errogie.
This is Brian Fallon’s third solo album since The Gaslight Anthem went on an indefinite hiatus. While the songs here are slow and reflective, Local Honey hits the sweet spot.
Bandcamp reveals the results of their ‘fee-free’ Friday when fans bought nearly 800,000, or $4.3 million worth of music – more than 15 times the norm for a Friday.
Taylor Ashton, lead vocalist/banjoist with the acclaimed Canadian indie-folk outfit, Fish & Bird, makes his solo debut with The Romantic. Outstanding songwriting and an unforgettable voice imbued with emotional weight.
With its electro textures, Basia Bulat’s latest offering is probably her poppiest release to date. Are you in love? She asks. You will be – with this album.
Folk Duo The Ciderhouse Rebellion have found a way to collaborate from 50 miles apart – making music synchronised in real-time. Watch them live this evening and every Tuesday at 8.30pm via Facebook to witness just why that connection is so important.
