Ahead of the release of their new album The Sovereign Self on 29th June Trembling Bells reveal their new video for ‘Sweet Death Polka’ and announce a Two Day London Residency featuring Alasdair Roberts, eclectic folk trio the Family Elan, Incredible String Band founder Mike Heron and legendary folk artist Martin Carthy and more.
In Spinning Yarns, Norah Rendell not only shares with us her hypnotic, lilting voice and her skilled arrangements of the songs she’s collected; but also sharing (through fascinating sleeve notes) the stories of those songs and the people who sang them. This album is a must for anyone with a love of traditional song.
Simon heads to The Islington for a stunning headline show from Bhi Bhiman. His ‘Rhythm and Reason’ is a terrific album and the really good news is that he’s even better live. “As we head home a succession of tunes replay in my head as Bhi’s poignant redemption songs have sticking power and above all offer the positive spin on the émigré story. Stick that in your pint pot and …
In Tom Paley’s 84th year, the smallest of flames nurtured by 2012 album ‘Roll On Roll On’ now has a chance to spread and establish itself via Paley & Son, a second outing on the Hornbeam label. He is joined by fiddle playing son Ben and special guests Cerys Matthews, BJ Cole and harmonica player Rob Mason.This will remain a mark of the Paley family’s love of roots music for …
We have music to lighten your day with a new tune from guitarist Kyle Fosburgh whose beautifully refined playing never ceases to stop me in whatever I’m doing and just take it all in. ‘Turning Point’ is from his forthcoming new album ‘One Night’, out next month on his own label Grass-Tops Recording.
There’s no doubt that Emily Portman has, with a little help from her friends, created and curated a dazzling display of writing and musicianship, but the real success of Coracle lies in the balancing of many seemingly disparate aspects to create an intensely luminous collection of songs whose articulate lyrics, virtuoso performances and intricate arrangements never overshadow the very real humanity which is at the heart of it all.
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