Watch Tamara Lindeman with her full band in concert from 2015 performing songs from the exceptional Loyalty “…an album that should earn The Weather Station a place at the top table of Canadian songwriters.”

Rodney Crowell’s ‘Close Ties’ is open and honest, apologetic and self-recriminatory, poignant and rich in the wisdom of hindsight and the years. Also featuring Roseanne Cash, Sheryl Crow and John Paul White, it’s not to be missed.

Singer-songwriter-activist Ani DiFranco has announced the release of her twentieth studio album Binary which is set for release on June 9th. Watch her performing the title track live in session.

Our Song of the Day is ‘John’, the new single from Tara Clerkin’s forthcoming debut album Hello. Her music combines elements of psychedelia, country and folk songwriting with a lo-fi palette of found sounds and field recordings.

Donegal sisters Karen, Lorna and Joleen McLaughlin return as The Henry Girls for their sixth album ‘Far Beyond The Stars.’ Recorded and produced by Calum Malcolm in Donegal, it’s a truly stellar album.

Having first played together in Tel Aviv in 2013, English folk-blues legend Michael Chapman and Israeli singer-songwriter Ehud Banai join forces once again for a series of UK Concert Dates.

This month Ewan McLennan will go back out to play his first UK solo tour of this year. After spending the last few months on collaborative projects, Ewan will be touring across England and Scotland in the coming months.

Taken from Alex Rex’s (Alex Neilson, Trembling Bells) forthcoming album Vermillion, “Song For Dora” is a skewed voodoo blues that combines Captain Beefheart style hoedown with Gregorian chant. Watch the new video which features traditional Tar Barrel Burning.

Future Melancholy Pop Music is a record to be savoured, slowly and patiently, and gently allow yourself to get drawn into Johnno Casson’s unique lyrical and musical universe.

We have the pleasure in premiering the video for HAV’s (a Danish word for sea) new single – the traditional ‘Loch Tay Boat Song.’ It reimagines a conversation between two lovers whose time together is slipping away.

Nonesuch announces new Kronos Quartet album entitled Folk Songs on which they join forces with four labelmates—Sam Amidon, Olivia Chaney, Rhiannon Giddens, and Natalie Merchant.

Cracks in the Room makes the most impressive use yet of Twelfth Day’s winning way with a lyrical hook and their quite exceptional instrumental skills. It is one of the most rewarding listening experiences to be placed before an audience this year.