Next month, folk singer Nancy Kerr will curate a series of events at London’s Kings Place exploring dialogues that spring from our environment and our relationships with, and within it, through literature, music, and song.

The Seven Suns is replete with the wisdom wrought in a time when humanity existed in tune with nature, rather than in dominion over it. There are legends, ideas and timeless rituals to explore – from the venerable grandeur of stone monuments to the intricate, spellbinding symmetry of a snowflake…above all, though, there is enthralling music.

Despite being a highly accomplished solo performer, in my opinion, Molsky always sounds even better when complemented by other great musicians, and this band is a worthy match for him. Let’s hope Molsky’s Mountain Drifters make a little trip over the Pond soon!

Emily Portman rounds off a frenetic yet fulfilling year with a final tour to introduce audiences to her new big band, The Coracle Band. Watch a video of them performing live along with an interview with Emily.

‘Night Hours’ is the second album release from Jimmy Aldridge and Sid Goldsmith due out on December 9th, watch their new video for the title track, a song that explores the loneliness of night work in our cities.

In a special guest post from Hazel Askew of Lady Maisery (our Artists of the Month), she reveals their new video for ‘Order and Chaos’ and talks about the inspiration and the fascinating science behind the song.

Listen to the new EP from guitarist and composer Toby Hay who is based near Rhayader in Mid Wales. His new EP is a collection of solo 12 string guitar pieces inspired by 4 different birds – The Red Kite, the Raven, the Curlew and Starling.

It’s a pretty eclectic mix this week, within, it is upbeat, crazy, chaotic, rebellious, mellow and unexpected. The tunes are a response recent events.

With the dust has barely settled on their last album, 3hattrio return with Solitaire, their third album, the arid imagery inspired by their red-rock southern Utah base. Inventive and experimental, but still firmly within the territory they have marked out for themselves.

Native Texan, Jess Williamson returns with her debut follow-up, Heart Song, an altogether tougher and more confident product that nevertheless exhibits an intense inner vulnerability.

Canadian Singer, Songwriter, and poet, Leonard Cohen has died at the age of 82. His passion for poetry shone through in his songs, lyrics that have connected with many people and generations.

Stanley Brinks – aka André Herman Düne – returns with the new double album ‘Vieilles Canieques / Nouvelles Caniques’, the follow up to 2016’s Record Store Day Release ‘Turtle Dove’. Once again he is joined by the Norwegian folk collective The Kaniks, this time stripped back to a two piece of fiddle and banjo, ‘The Old Time Kaniks’.