Watch Moscow, the new single from Joe Innes and the Cavalcade, from their upcoming album ‘Foreign Domestic Policy,’ a stunningly poignant and relevant piece of work in these uncertain times.
London-based singer-songwriter Robert Sunday releases two mini-albums via Rif Mountain collective. The songs have a beguiling quality dealing with the central concepts of memory, love and time.
We have a double helping today from Bay area singer Garret Pierce, Two tracks from his new album Dusk including ‘Enough,’ a song he wrote in response to the troubling mental health and homelessness in San Francisco.
New Lore, is Sean Rowe’s fifth album, a fine showcase for his throaty, rumbling baritone and moodily affecting songs of loneliness and longing, augmented throughout by piano and strings. An album that infuses itself into your heart and soul.
A new mix from our Lost in Transmission Series featuring Karima Walker, Human Behavior, Dan Blakeslee, Robert Sunday, Alex Rex, HMS Ginafore, Harrow Fair, Dirtwire, Mount Eerie, Allred & Broderick and more.
Watch the video premiere for ‘Aren’t We Water?’ from Ruth Gordon and the Roof Gardeners – “spontaneously filmed on a tiny island in Orkney at a summer solstice gathering organised by a group of friends.”
Listen to Political Differences, a new song from Singer-songwriter Gallery 47 aka Jack Peachey. The song features on his forthcoming EP Bad Production, potentially his most politically influenced release yet.
Drag City Records reveal official music video for the Palace Brothers debut single ‘Ohio River Boat Song.’ We dig up some trivia about the single first released in ’93 which is also an adaptation of the traditional Scottish Loch Tay Boat Song.
Our Song of the Day comes from Los Angeles-based folk collective Human Behavior. Miner is a cover of a Karima Walker song and while the track is wildly different from her original version, Karima sings on this recording too.
After a tantalising introduction to Curse of Lono last year, their debut album ‘Severed’ is finally here. It plays like an album from a band who have been developing their performance for many years and it’s one they can be immensely proud of.
Watch ‘Woodend, Northamptonshire,’ the latest video from English songwriter and former Hefner frontman Darren Hayman’s forthcoming album Thankful Villages Volume 2, which is due out on Rivertones on 26 May.
Indigo Girls announce they will be touring the UK this July including dates in Manchester, Bristol, and London as well as Cambridge Folk Festival on the 28th of July. Watch them discussing activism and performing with Joan Baez.
