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Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down Brett Newski tells us, as he looks at the world through eyes jaded by years of disappointment and lies.

Join Toby Hay at home, in Radnorshire as he performs a further offering from his new Morning/Evening Raga series which take the form of an improvised piece of music, for the sunrise, or sunset.

Shelby Lynne mines the depths of her consciousness to examine what is real in her relationships. The truth is on display. Listen and you can hear exactly how it plays out in her life, the good, the bad, the unexplainable.

A soundtrack for inner landscapes, Nightwater exists in a world we never expected to enter. While we struggle with new realities Gabriel Birnbaum allows us to explore a never neverland of the everyday. What we see depends on where we look. Examine carefully.

Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Courtney Marie Andrews reveals video for “Burlap String”, the latest song unveiled from her highly anticipated new album, Old Flowers.

Voice of the Eagle is a box of treasures. Liam Barker’s film sheds some light on this unusual and remarkably gifted character, while also giving us plenty of examples of Robbie Basho’s spellbinding music to satisfy us throughout.

Watch the video for ‘Bet on Love’, the title track of the new album from Pharis and Jason Romero. A stunning song that features Pharis’ most personal writing and this intimacy reverberates throughout the record.

Join us for the next Hudson Records Listening Club and listen to ’The Lost Words Spell Songs’ in its entirety on Sunday morning with commentary and insights from members of the band, Jackie Morris and Andy Bell.

iyatraQuartet’s music is a timely reminder of that all-important link between people and their art, and Break The Dawn exists as a complex, stunningly-performed artefact that offers a little hope in dark times.

Watch the video for Gerry Diver’s new single Lockdown, his musical setting of Br Richard Hendrick’s poem of the same name which went viral. A moving tribute with all proceeds going to Age UK.

Tom Kitching’s latest album ‘Seasons of Change’ is accompanied by his book of the same name in which he shares his experiences of busking around England – a book that shows whatever the situation, this England is so full of life, accompanied by an album of music that is as equally full.

Brighton-based singer, sound artist, fiddle player and composer, Elle Osborne, has just announced the release of her fourth full-length album If You See a Rook on Its Own, It’s a Crow. Watch her video for album opener ‘Birds of the British Isles’.

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