Jim Moray is on tour from this Friday including dates in Bristol, Birmingham & more. Watch him performing Bold Lovell with Tom Moore, filmed in the historic library room of Ullet Road Unitarian Church in Liverpool.
Just Around the Bend is of monumental importance and an engrossing release not least, of course, due to the gentle force of Mike Seeger’s own personality, his over-reaching enthusiasm for old-time and its practitioners.
With “Abundance Welcoming Ghosts”, Red River Dialect play with raw abandon, summoning up instrumental ghosts and wizards, generating an album that stands on the shoulder of giants showing no fear.
The James Patrick Gavin Trio is a new project featuring Adrian Lever, Tim Fairhall and James Patrick Gavin. We will be sharing four live videos over coming weeks and we kick off today with The Great Debate.
Kacy and Clayton return with Jeff Tweedy-produced ‘Carrying On’ – taking its cue from the changing seasons, an album about trials and tribulations and making it through the hard times.
On their new EP, My Darling Clementine take their long-standing relationship with the music of Elvis Costello to the next level, joined by Steve Nieve of The Imposters/The Attractions.
From their latest album Rhododendron, watch the phenomenal Topette!! in full swing performing ‘Oblique Jig/ Miss Heidi Hendy’. The video was filmed at this year’s Sidmouth Folk Festival.
Rough Trade Records have announced the debut solo album by award-winning writer, singer and musician Josienne Clarke. Watch the video for ‘If I Didn’t Mind’ from the forthcoming album In All Weather.
Listen to ‘Gole Be Khar’, the new single from Afghan singer Elaha Soroor and music/producer duo Kefaya (Al MacSween & Giuliano Modarelli). This Friday sees the release of their new album Songs Of Our Mothers.
Three years ago, ‘Bright Lights and the Fame’ served as Michaela Anne’s breakthrough to a wider audience and airplay, Desert Rose should comfortably see her in full bloom.
Ahead of his UK/Ireland tour, Sam Amidon announces new EP ‘Fatal Flower Garden’ which pays tribute to Harry Smith. Watch his video for lead single for “Spike Driver Blues”.
Self-described folk satirist Darrin Bradbury’s sardonic sense of humour permeates his latest album. In conclusion – We need more albums and more songsmiths like this.
