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Welsh band CALAN have released a video for Apparition, an original song from their new album Solomon based on some entries in the diary of Edmund Jones speaking about the fairy realm in south Wales. They are on tour now.

Cameron J Niven has released a video for his single Indigo Hue which features images from ‘Woman in the Dunes’, directed by Hiroshi Teshigahara in 1964. Watch it here.

Watch the video premiere of ‘Wrong Side Of The Road’, the new single from the 21-year-old songwriter Tally Spear, a song which sees her honing her musical skills and blossoming as a vivid storyteller.

In addition to proving herself a versatile and accomplished songwriter; in Siren Serenade Emily Mae Winters also confirms her ability, and willingness, to revisit traditional sources. Enthralling evidence of the breadth of talent she has to offer.

Show of Hands, joined by special guests, celebrated their 25th Anniversary in front of a 5000-strong audience at the Royal Albert Hall. It was a performance to remember with many of the most heart-stopping moments coming from the core trio of Steve Knightley, Phil Beer and Miranda Sykes.

Jenn Butterworth and Laura-Beth Salter showcase their perfectly blended voices and tasteful and harmonious arrangements of the guitar and mandolin on their latest album Bound.

Welsh guitarist Toby Hay is currently on tour following the release of this debut album ‘The Gathering’. So what does he listen to while on the road? Check his ‘On the Road’ playlist featuring the likes of Karen Dalton, The Gloaming and more.

Listen to Bang Bang, the new single from two-time Canadian Folk Music Award Nominee, Sarah Jane Scouten taken from her new full-length album When The Bloom Falls From The Rose, due for release on June 16th via Light Organ Records.

Skerryvore are excited to announce the introduction of a new member to their musician lineup. Scott Wood will join the band, playing pipes and whistles. His first on-stage appearances will be next month.

Formed around husband and wife vocalists Enion Pelta-Tiller and David Tiller, Taarka’s music is a rootsy masala – the band’s name apparently comes from a term for the Indian spices roasted until they pop. The flavours are decidedly moreish.

For those that missed it, ace guitarist Michael Chapman performed on Later… with Jools Holland on 18th April 2017. Watch him performing Sometimes You Just Drive which features on his latest album 50.

When she wasn’t cutting hair she was cutting tracks with music industry buddies Lee Hazlewood and Jack Nitzsche who were wowed by her deep, sultry voice and brilliant songwriting. Lynn’s songs have remained mostly unreleased and unknown, until now courtesy of LIGHT IN THE ATTIC.

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