A superb debut from the astoundingly multi-talented Lady Maisery trio and the unique, trusty Aldridge-Goldsmith partnership – celebrating “the power, beauty and vitality of song”.
Following our recent premiere of Nyack, Cambridge-based New Yorker & Alt-folk Singer Songwriter, Annie Dressner returns again with new single and lyric video “Out in the Cold”.
To mark the 50th Anniversary of The Great Fife Road Show there will be a celebratory show featuring Maureen (Chalmers) Blyth, Davie Craig, Barbara Dickson, Noel Farroe, Cilla Fisher, Jim Herd, Jimmy Hutchison, Brian Miller, Rab Noakes, Davey Stewart and Artie Trezise.
For those seeking an antidote to festive schmaltz, you need look no further than London-based alt-folk trio Thickets. Listen to their new single A Winter’s Warning, a wintery murder ballad to chill even the most hardened folkie.
With a highly anticipated forthcoming solo album Nathaniel Rateliff returns to his early acoustic days with the And It’s Still Alright tour which will feature many facets of Rateliff’s musicianship—ranging from stripped-back moments to the accompaniment of a full band.
After embarking on a solo career, releasing his debut solo album The Unfinished Violin on Island Records and touring it to sell-out crowds in 2019, Sam Sweeney is releasing his highly anticipated second solo album, Unearth Repeat, on Hudson Records in March 2020.
David Weir heads to Liverpool’s iconic 81 Renshaw venue for an evening of country soul from Treetop Flyers and a solo performance by Andy Cabic (aka Vetiver), one that is mellow, measured and quietly affecting.
Having taken a four-year break from her own material, Catherine MacLellan returns with an album containing life-affirming philosophical sentiment, compassion, understanding and wisdom.
Danny Neill sits down with our Artist of the Month Franc Cinelli and digs beneath the surface of his latest offering “Night Songs”. Along the way, they touch on a shared love of vinyl and more.
In 1971, despondent about the state of America, torn apart by hatred, suffering, and injustice under the divisive policies of Richard Nixon, Marvin Gaye created his greatest work, an album for and about those times. Second Sight is May Erlewine’s ‘What’s Goin’ On’.
Yorkston/Thorne/Khan share new single “The Shearing’s Not For You”, a traditional song James first heard sang by Aberdeenshire Traveller Jeannie Robertson. It features on their new album “Navarasa : Nine Emotions ” out on January 24th.
Watch Toby Hay performing “The Summer the Sky Cried For Rain” live at the state51 Factory, it’s taken from his latest album, ‘New Music For The 12 String Guitar’.
