Listen to Where the River Divide, a new song from singer-songwriter Dan Raza. The song features on his new album ‘Two’, a special collection of songs which have been honed and lovingly created.
Domino Records have announced their latest signing of Irish alt-folk and electronica alchemist Seamus Fogarty. To celebrate the occasion, Seamus has shared the video for brand new song ‘Short Ballad For A Long Man’.
Sarah Jane Scouten is another sterling example of the top grade Americana coming out of Canada as she ably demonstrates on her latest album When The Bloom Falls From The Rose.
With an already solid reputation established on the UK folk festival circuit, Tilly Moses’ new album ‘Alight & Adrift’ should firmly plant her feet on the ladder to the genres upper rungs.
British-Portuguese musician Nessi Gomes, a composer and lyricist of rare invention and beauty, has revealed a new video from her April performance at London’s Union Chapel.
James Yorkston and Aidan O’Rourke make new improvised live album ‘Summerhall’ available on Bandcamp. Plus James announces three more shows in his ‘Tae Sup wi’ a Fifer’ series, the lineup includes, Marry Waterson & David A Jaycock, David Thomas Broughton & more.
Hannah Aldridge returns with ‘Gold Rush’, a strong second album that is unquestionably one of the best Americana albums of the year, she’s struck the mother lode.
We catch up with Irish quartet We Banjo 3 at Oban Live where the band share the idea behind their current tour theme ‘Light in the Western Sky’ and they talk about their plans to record a new album in Nashville.
If there is such a thing as classic American songwriting, you wouldn’t necessarily expect it to be embodied on the debut album of a singer of Armenian descent, born in Syria. Bedouine’s album is, for want of a better word, classic.
Listen to the new AA single from Yorkshire singer songwriter Bella Gaffney. It offers a taste of what’s to come on her new album which features bigger arrangements and guest musicians.
It is the story of two great friends, women, artists, and Africans, whose life rhymes with nomadism, openness, and freedom: Hindi Zahra, Moroccan of Berber and Tuareg origin, and Fatoumata Diawara born in Côte d’Ivoire of Malian parents.
David Rawlings will release his third album, Poor David’s Almanack, on August 11th. He leaves the Dave Rawlings Machine moniker behind and serves up a wry mixture of acoustic and electric music rich in ageless American vernacular.
