Our Song of the Day is from Swedish folk trio Small Feet who release their debut album From Far Enough Away Everything Sounds Like The Ocean next month on August 14.
The Dreaming Spires are on a roll as they prepare to head to Nashville for Americana Fest Showcase and announce UK Tour. Plus watch them performing live on the Andrew Marr Show.
Iris Dement’s latest album ‘The Trackless Woods’ is inspired by the writings of Russian poet Anna Akhmatova…”some cultural enlightenment and enrichment and an album of the year all in one perfect package.”
Siv Jakobsen has unveiled her new video for Caroline, a song which tells the fictional story about a transgender male. It features singer/actor/dancer MJ Rodriguez.
Our Song of the Day is from Benedict Benjamin, a new solo project of Benedict Rubinstein (The Mariner’s Children, Peggy Sue). This is Had What You Had from the forthcoming album ‘Night Songs‘.
Cape Snow is a cross-continental collaboration between Los Angeles-based singer Bree Scanlon and members of the long- running New England based band Tiger Saw. One to be swept away in, like giddy hearts.
Song, By Toad Records announce lineup for Pale Imitation Festival in Edinburgh: Including Rob St. John, eagleowl and the Save As Collective feat: Jonnie Common and more.
At a time when individuality in society comes at a price…Little Arrow rail against mediocrity with an irresistibly fierce passion. The result is ‘Old Ink’, one of the most intoxicatingly original records you’re likely hear this year.
Christopher Paul Stelling, whose Labor Against Waste we recently reviewed, had a surprise in store for more than just the audience at this year’s Newport Folk Festival.
Our Song of the Day comes from Jono McCleery with a cover of Robert Wyatt’s ‘Age of Self’. The track is taken from his forthcoming new album Pagodes. Wyatt released the song as a single in 1984 to raise funds for the miners strike. John Tams was on the b-side.
