Where You’re Meant To Be stars Aidan Moffat and Sheila Stewart, the last in a line of travelling folk royalty, and a balladeer whose life – and unexpected death, in 2014 – upturned Moffat’s folk assumptions, and diverted the course of Paul Fegan’s film.
Adam Holmes & the Embers are about to embark on a short Scottish tour before a summer of festival shows. So this seemed the perfect time to ask him a few questions about the new album ‘Brighter Still’.
Locked up, deported, tornado and subject of a House of Commons debate…all part of Welsh band Calan’s past year…here’s to a smoother journey for their current UK and North American Tour.
Our Song of the Day comes from Mairearad Green with ‘The Island’ from her latest album Summer Isles, the release of which will be celebrated by a series of special UK dates from May 31st – June 29th 2016.
Father John Misty (Josh Tillman) has shared a demo on his Soundcloud today titled Prius Commercial Demo…it even has the obligatory ‘Hey Hos!’ Irony which won’t be lost on fans of The Lumineers.
Dallahan have released a new music video for ‘Logan’, the opening track from their latest release ‘Matter of Time’ which kicked the album off to a flying start.
Rob Bridge sits down with Edd Donovan for a chat about his new album Making Mountains (vol 1), the result of a year spent juggling his creative pursuits alongside the demands of a family and full-time career as a social worker.
Guy Clark, the legendary Nashville folk singer-songwriter and musician, has died at the age of 74 following a long illness. “Throughout his long and extraordinary career, Guy Clark blazed a trail for original and groundbreaking artists and troubadours”.
We catch Laura Cantrell at the dramatic St. John The Evangelist Church in Oxford as part of her tour in support of both the 16th anniversary vinyl edition of her debut album and the new At the BBC On Air Performances & Recordings 2000-2005.
Ethereal Irish folk pop duo Saint Sister – Gemma Doherty and Morgan MacIntyre – reveal new video for ‘Madrid’, a film that unfolds like a dark modern fairy tale with an unexpected twist.
Watch the live video premiere from Sam Jordan & The Dead Buoys for Corpse…a baritone boom with a South-East edge and a gruffness befitting Tom Waits, to a graceful falsetto echoing the heart rendering vulnerability of Antony Hegarty.
Gemma has an honesty of expression, a quality that’s indelibly imprinted on her vocal cords. Such Mortal Sport is highly captivating and absolutely compulsive listening.
