Blackberry Lane is taken from the upcoming debut album ‘Siren Serenade’ from Emily Mae Winters, due for release this April which is supported by a headline UK tour.
We talk to Shirley Collins about her amazing comeback, new found confidence, her upcoming new autobiography and whether there’s a possibility of another album….
As an exclusive premiere, Maz O’Connor shares her video for Extraordinary, her new single. Amazingly, it was all made on a £0 budget in and around Trafalgar Square.
The music of Bristol-based The Nightjar demands to be listened to in an isolation chamber to allow it to seep into the pores, but, like the nocturnal bird after which the band are named, its near silent flight is unerring.
The latest names have been announced for Cambridge Folk Festival 2017, including the legendary Shirley Collins, Indigo Girls, Sharon Shannon, The Furrow Collective, Beth Nielsen Chapman and more
Singer-songwriter Ry Cooder will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s Radio 2 Folk Awards which take place on 5 April at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
For their latest album, Tricks of the Trade, Dipper Malkin weave a veritable tapestry of sound that honours a long tradition, whilst adding the golden thread of the unexpected.
With her new album Sweet Kind Of Blue due this Spring (May 19th), listen to Emily Barker’s second single ‘Sunrise’ off her new record. It has that Memphis sound stamped through it like a stick of rock.
Norwegian singer-songwriter Torgeir Waldemar returns with new album ‘No Offending Borders,’ an album of surprising contemplative depth and musical variety. One worth seeking out.
Watch Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar’s new live video for The Silent Majority. The BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winning duo will reunite again next month as they head out on tour. You don’t want to miss this.
On ‘The Other Side,’ Adaya successfully reimagines folk music through the bright window of intelligent songcraft and genuinely experimental arrangements. It is an intensely varied and often mesmerising release from a unique voice.
A Bit of Blue is a deeply rewarding album, it coincides with the publication of Emily Maguire’s second book, Notes from the North Pole, a collection of her poetry and songs.
