Watch Vagabond, the new song from Steve Gunn, taken from his new album The Unseen In Between. An ode to the runaways, drifters, and vagabonds trying to make ends meet, and a meditation on our tempestuous times.
On ‘Here Come The Young’, Martyn Joseph teams up with producer Gerry Diver. Fire and energy fuel the songs and delivery addressing the uncertainty and the hope for change on both political and personal levels.
Sarah Louise taps into rich traditions of American minimalism with new single “Rime”, also our Song of the Day. Taken from her new album Nighttime Birds and Morning Stars (25th January).
Alex Neilson of the Trembling Bells has announced the release of his second solo album Otterburn (under the moniker Alex Rex) out 29th March on Tin Angel Records. Listen to lead single ‘Master’.
Figures and Faces is a hugely promising debut from London-based guitarist and singer songwriter David Gunawardana. Rooted in themes of journey and transition this is one to follow.
Belfast troubadour Joshua Burnside resurrects his 2013 home-recorded EP If You’re Goin’ That Way and repackages it with four new songs and an acoustic version of one of the original tracks.
This release will delight existing fans, and bring her music to an even wider audience. If you thought you’d heard the best of Iona Fyfe, think again; there’s every indication that Dark Turn of Mind begins a new, captivating chapter.
Somewhere between bedtime story and post-apocalyptic climate fable, Xandor is our Song of the Day and the new single from experimental folk band Apple of My Eye.
Watch Come On Up To The House (The Movie) featuring Glen Hansard (The Frames), Lisa O’Neill, Ye Vagabonds, Liam Ó Maonlaí, Bitch Falcon, a number of the Begley family and more.
On Au Cube is a buoyant rebuke of musical conservatism on which Alasdair Roberts is joined by Glasgow-based instrumentalist Neil McDermott and French traditional group Tartine de Clous.
Featuring new music from The Brothers Gillespie, Mandolin Orange, The Outside Track, The Unthanks, The Young’uns, Oran Bagraidh, Martyn Joseph, Steve Turner, Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni ba and more.
Danny Neill takes an in-depth look Bob Dylan’s lavish 6-CD deluxe box set More Blood, More Tracks and offers his alternative version of ‘Blood On The Tracks’, picked from multiple takes and bountiful selections available across this wonderful box set.
