Moonshine Freeze, the latest album from This is the Kit, finds John Parish on production duties. The more you listen, the more you hear on this image rich alt-folk offering. Watch her new live session for Hotter Colder.
For a debut EP, you couldn’t hope for a stronger start. Christy Scott’s Amaranthine is a gem of an EP that showcases a fine young talent backed by a superb cast of musicians with Scott Wood at the production helm. One to watch for.
They make my spice shelf look boring. Bristol-based band Solana deliver an accomplished and colourful album with Camino, one that will definitely keep you up on your toes. When you finish, press play again.
Watch ‘Hey, Annaliese”, the new music video from Hetty – a Nashville-based folk-rocker from Covington, Georgia. Her debut album “In Search of the Sea” releases July 21st.
Josienne Clarke partners with jazz pianist Kit Downes for ‘Such a Sky’. Whether this is a one-off or a prelude to further collaborations remains to be seen, but, for now, just enjoy the propagated fruit from two different but entwined musical orchards.
The second in our new Folk Show featuring new music from Jack Rutter, Georgia Lewis, Cormac Begley, Dempsey Broughton, John Smith, Lal & Mike Waterson & more. You Folk Music Bread & Butter.
We talk to Marcus Harrling and Per Nyström of DIAGNOS who have been involved in the Swedish independent music scene for many years. They release their self-titled album this week which features a host of guest musicians.
Worry Dolls have unveiled a new lyric video for Endless Road, a vulnerable look at the sacrifices one has to make when choosing to be a touring musician. They are touring the UK extensively this year including Cambridge Folk Festival and SummerTyne Festival.
Micah P. Hinson has shared new track ‘Oh, Spaceman’, taken from his new album ‘Presents The Holy Strangers’, which he describes as a ‘modern folk opera’. It’s out on Full Time Hobby on 8 September.
Watch the new video from Rosie Hood for Adrift, Adrift. Filmed in Sheffield by Elly Lucas, the song and film focus on human movement and displacement. It features on Rosies first full-length solo album ‘The Beautiful & The Actual’.
One of Scotland’s most progressive outfits, Modern Studies join the Fire Records roster. They are currently in the studio recording their follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut ‘Swell To Great’. Listen to their cover of Lomond Campbell’s ‘Every Florist In Every Town’.
Sam Kelly and The Lost Boys are set to make some big waves in October with the release of their new album Pretty Peggy. Get your first taste by watching their new video for Chasing Shadows, one of the standout songs on the album.
