On the latest Folk on Foot podcast, Nicola Kearey and Ian Carter from Stick in the Wheel take Matthew from a Victorian weaver’s house in Spitalfields to Walthamstow Market and the Rose and Crown pub and finally onto Epping Forest…performing songs along the way.
Husband and wife Devon duo Harbottle and Jonas have taken a maritime theme for their fourth album that is awash with strong songs and excellent musicianship and fully deserves to carry the duo aloft on a wave of acclaim and success.
Another great Folk Show featuring Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, LAU, Daoirí Farrell, Megson, Tom Russell, California Feetwarmers, Allysen Callery, Bob Dylan and lots more.
It may have taken some two decades to find his clear focus, but North Country firmly places Irish-American troubadour Danny Burns on the map. Featuring Cara Dillon, Tift Merritt, Tim O’Brien, Holly Williams & more.
Perfectly timed for Valentines Day, we have the pleasure in sharing with you the title track of the new album from Ruth Notman & Sam Kelly which will be released on March, 15th via Pure Records.
Johnny looks forward to this year’s Costa Del Folk, Ibiza sunshine and Show of Hands, Richard Shindell, Seth Lakeman, Tim Edey, Hannah James, Calan, The Tweed Project, Belshazzar’s Feast and more.
Watch the video for the new single from Marry Waterson & Emily Barker, taken from their new album together ‘A Window To Other Ways’ – an exciting, explorative journey, and a charmed collaboration.
On The Road to Horn Fair, Joshua Burnell pays homage to the sounds of the late sixties and seventies. Fun, lots of tongue in cheek but at the same time spot on.
Traveling Mercies is the powerful new album from Emily Scott Robinson. Produced by Neilson Hubbard her songs are filled with compassion, empathy and truth.
Tompkins Square are to release an album of unheard recordings from a secret Rochester guitarist called Kinloch Nelson who was brought to the label’s attention by Duck Baker.
Born and raised in Niger and now living in Belgium, Kel Assouf’s “Black Tenere” stands as an excellent album and a potential milestone in the blossoming genre of what critics have been calling “desert rock”.
Featuring new releases from LAU and Michael Chapman plus music from Dando Shaft, Sandy Denny, Mountain Man, Piers Faccini, John Renbourn and more. A fairly relaxed Affair.
