Our Song of the Day is a track premiere from Lou Rhodes. All the Birds is taken from Rhodes’ fourth solo album ‘theyesandeye’ out 22nd July via Nude Records.
Stand up, the debut album from Nathan Ball, will thrill those who love good songwriting. It’s a slow burn, and slightly sombre at times, but deeply satisfying and filled with depths of humanity.
Kate Rusby and her band led by Damien O’Kane provided an evening of top entertainment at Oxford’s Playhouse Theatre – surreal, hypnotic and wondrous…they did not disappoint.
Earth Records announce the reissue of Bert Janch’s ‘From The Outside’ – listen to ‘River Running’, our Song of the Day and a track omitted from the original vinyl release.
The Railsplitters are currently touring the UK, a tour which culminates in appearances at the Shetland Folk Festival. We caught up with them at a concert in Huddersfield where they impressed a sell-out audience.
For one week only you can listen in full to Rachel Newton’s forthcoming new album Here’s My Heart Come Take It, one of out Featured Albums of the Month.
Reflective but accessible, thoughtful yet soulful, Anian is an altogether stunning and engrossing album of depth and diversity which touches the listener’s head, heart and soul.
Cate Le Bon has shared the anarchic new film ‘Crab Day’ which utilises inspiration and elements from her forthcoming album. The film was directed by award winning visual artist and Turner Prize nominee Phil Collins.
Introducing The Food of Love Project, a compilation album featuring some of the great names of folk music celebrating Shakespeare’s legacy: Alasdair Roberts, Dead Rat Orchestra, David Thomas Broughton, Stornoway, Thomas Truax and more.
Listen to Rout of Blues, the opening track from Pilgrims’ Way new album Red Diesel. A release that sees them firmly back into the leading pack of young traditional musicians.
Song of the Day comes from Real Live Tigers. Watch his new video for Denatured, the title track of his 2013 album which has been remastered for vinyl release this month.
Burst and Bloom, the label that brought us the beautiful Jason Molina tribute album last year, have released a compilation album which you can listen to and download for free.
