Henry Wagons may come from Australia, but his musical soul is clearly embedded in Nashville, which is precisely where he recorded After What I Did Last Night, working with producer Skylar Wilson.
Sturgill Simpson reveals new video for his cover of Nirvana’s ‘In Bloom’ from his forthcoming album. In true style he makes it all his own, ranging from pedal steel to brassy heights that call to mind a soul-tinged Van Morrison.
Matador Records announce the release of Steve Gunn’s new album Eyes On The Lines and reveal video for debut single ‘Conditions Wild’, a song directly inspired by Rebecca Solnit’s ‘A Field Guide to Getting Lost’.
Watch the video premiere for ‘Will You Wait’, our Song of the Day and the new single from Michele Stodart, taken from her forthcoming new album ‘Pieces’.
Song premiere from Starship Nicola, the brainchild of AJ Meadows – an elusive craftsman of sound, by way of Memphis, Tennessee. From their debut EP which was recorded with Glasgow’s Harry and the Hendersons.
An evening such as this, filled with great songs, excellently performed and linked with chat that’s every bit as entertaining is just what folk club guest nights should be about.
Formed in 1979, And Also The Trees return with their latest album and like the tendrils, vines and roots of the earth upon which they draw ‘Born Into The Waves’ wraps itself around your mind and germinates.
This is a fine follow-up to Ninebarrow’s debut, the songs contain a wealth of detail and richness, showcasing their stunning harmony singing. An intricately woven display of light and shade which is sure to become a firm favourite of every folk music fan, and deservedly so.
Blair Dunlop reveals a live session video for ‘Eternal Optimist’, a new song from his forthcoming album ‘Gilded’ due for release via his own new label (Gilded Wing Records) on May 6th 2016
Listen in full to an exclusive album stream of Night Songs, the debut release from Benedict Benjamin…the new solo project from Ben Rubinstein formerly of UK indie-folk acts The Mariner’s Children and Peggy Sue.
Sam Carter’s third solo album ‘How the City Sings’ presents a perfectly balanced blend of soft acoustics, upbeat rhythms and fiery rock. A wonderfully engaging release that showcases the wide spectrum of his craft.
