The Latest

Watch, Small Ways and Slowly, the new video for the lead single from Marry Waterson & David A. Jaycock’s new album Death Had Quicker Wings Than Love. Out on One Little Indian Records on 29th September.

Courtney Marie Andrews finds herself in trouble in her latest music video in which she plays Irene, a supermarket worker whose beautiful and innocent imagination just doesn’t conform to others expectations…time to escape.

Reg Meuross’s Faraway People goes the distance in turning the spotlight on issues that should not be left in the shadows. There’s anger and indignation, but, all too rare in a protest album, there’s also a deep well of compassion and insight into the human heart and spirit.

Bursting at the seams with headline acts and family fun galore, the Purbeck Valley Folk Festival (24-27 August), is set to be the highlight of the summer. Check our video preview.

Guitarist and songwriter Tom Bright has literally travelled around the globe for his music. We catch up with him to talk about what motivates his nomadic pursuits and how his music has taken off since his return to the UK.

Watch ‘Sun to My Moon’, the title track of Lucy Kitchen’s second studio album. A gorgeous pastoral offering that she delivers with fragility and conviction – also our Song of the Day.

Trawling through these lost songs I never thought would see the light of day was definitely a favourite aspect of this release. But no one would describe it as one of the best Fairport Convention albums…

Watch the new video from Siobhan Wilson for Dark Matter, taken from her debut album There Are No Saints. Amongst her upcoming dates, Siobhan will be playing the much-coveted opening slot on the revered Mountain Stage at Green Man 2017.

On Turned Over to Dreams, Daniel Martin Moore offers a collection of lullabies – meditative, calming and cleansing, the perfect way to slip into the arms of Morpheus.

Watch the 1971 cult classic The Moon & The Sledgehammer via Vimeo. A portrait of the outmoded and unusual Page family – Cut off from society and its influences, their bizarre personal fantasies and philosophies reveal a true independence of existence.

Newly signed to Hudson Records, Jon Boden announces the release of his new album ‘Afterglow’, a companion release to his 2009 album ‘Songs from the Floodplain’. Listen to his first single Moths in the Gas Light, our Song of the Day.

There’s something personal about Sam Amidon’s The Following Mountain, it’s as though it’s being put together in real-time; this makes it a refreshingly disjointed record that almost describes the creative process that defines it.

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