Johanna Warren has shared her new single ” Witchsickness” – when she performed the song at a recent show, Warren offered, “This is a song about being afraid of your own power.”
Our Song of the Day comes from Irish singer-songwriter Dylan Walshe. Ruined is the latest & final song video to be released from his debut studio record ‘All Manner Of Ways’. Watch the video which was made by the talented Lagomorphosis (aka Teresa Elizabeth Lobos).
Raw is a valuable addition to the ever-growing canon of outstanding work from Reg Meuross, and confirms that intelligent song writing of the highest calibre, thoughtfully delivered, is still alive and well as we move towards the end of 2019.
Danny Neill shares some of the highlights from Richard Thompson’s 70th Birthday bash at the Royal Albert Hall which featured an incredible line-up of guests “the royalty of 20th-century folk music”. A simply unforgettable night.
Brewery partners with musician Nick Mulvey to produce the music industry’s first playable record made from recycled ocean plastic found on the Cornish coast.
The Way Forth, a folk opera and film by composer Rachel Grimes, is an experiential, non-linear journey following generations of Kentucky women. Watch the accompanying video for new single Got Ahold of Me.
Taken from his beautiful debut album Dusk, our Tune of the Day is ‘Paradise, Kentucky’ by Brooklyn-based fingerstyle guitarist J.R. Bohannon. This is music to lose yourself in…
Johnny Whalley catches up with Seth Lakeman at Fairport’s Cropredy Convention who reveals his new theatre and album project which ties in with the anniversary of the crossing of the Pilgrim Fathers.
Stir displays the creativity and versatility of Bill MacKay and Katinka Kleijn, who use just the cello and guitar to form such an artistically and emotionally broad-reaching canvas.
Watch the accompanying video for Birds Of A Feather, the debut single from The Frampton Sisters who were born and raised on the island of Sanday, Orkney.
An album of hooks and musical nuances with lyrics that illuminate an increasingly problematic issue in the modern world with compassion, hope and honesty, elevating Cleverley to one of the most vital voices of today’s folk generation.
Luke Daniels’ “Old Friends & Exhausted Enemies” is full of mystery and emotion. It is the work of a discerning reader, a remarkable songwriter, and a musician with the touch of an alchemist.
