Watch the accompanying video for ‘Radio Silence’, the new single from English songwriter Jo Beth Young aka RISE, who has previously featured on Folk Radio UK under the name Talitha Rise.
Listen to ‘Altars’, the new single from South Carolina outfit Brother Oliver from their upcoming album ‘Well, Hell’ released on August 30th. Birthed and written around the heavily distorted / wah pedal leads played on the electric mandolin.
Following her UK arena tour supporting Frank Turner, Grace Petrie announces a UK Headline Tour. Described by The New Yorker as an effervescent charm-bomb of a performer, it’s a tour you don’t want to miss.
Irish band Jiggy put on an incredible show at this year’s Fleadh. They were joined by Fusion Fighters Dancer Troupe, the mesmerising Saptha Raman and performed an Irish dub version of Galway Shawl. Watch them here.
Rachael Dadd has just announced that she is to release a new album titled ‘Flux’ on 8 November via Memphis Industries the announcement for which was led by her new video for “Cut My Roots”, one of the most powerful statements she’s made to date.
Regarded as pioneers of the folk & Americana genre, Ian & Sylvia first came to prominence in the early 60’s folk scene. In September, Stony Plain Records will release The Lost Tapes – featuring over 20 previously unreleased recordings, including many classics.
Critically-acclaimed country-soul duo My Darling Clementine sign to Fretsore Records ahead of a new 4-track ‘Country Darkness’ EP of Elvis Costello interpretations due later this year.
Listen to Corners, the sophomore single from Canadian singer-songwriter B.Knox, a portrait of time passing, and the inescapable feeling that it may also be slipping away.
Watch Molly Tuttle making her national television debut on CBS This Morning performing three songs from her breakthrough album When You’re Ready. She’s on tour in the UK in October.
Itasca, the folk project of California songwriter Kayla Cohen, is set to release her new album ‘Spring’ in November via Paradise of Bachelors. Listen to lead single Bess’s Dance, out today.
Ian A Anderson continues his re-born solo career with an upcoming trio of videos filmed at the Wardrobe Theatre in Bristol, kicking off with Black Crow Blues. Catch him in September as he joins Sproatly Smith on one of their Weirdshire events.
Sturgill Simpson reveals anime video for new single Sing Along from his new project “Sound & Fury” – “merging American rock music with anime in a way never seen before.”
