Hudson, the collective efforts of Drummer Jack DeJohnette, bassist Larry Grenadier, keyboardist John Medeski, and guitarist John Scofield take Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and Hendrix through the jazz prism.
While Wintersong was first released in 1998, in the earlier days of Dakota Suite, this recording was Dakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq’s Japan tour in 2015 which was organised by Schole Records
Resin Pockets is the first album release in ten years from lo-fi Bristol-based band Crescent that were formed in the early 1990’s by Matt Jones. Watch their latest video ‘Impressions’.
Listen to Home (Acoustic), the new song to be lifted from the upcoming album The Canopy – Acoustic (released on June 9th, 2017) by Amsterdam-based nu-future-soul singer-songwriter Marle Thomson.
Pokey LaFarge has shared his new video for Must Be a Reason, taken from his latest album Manic Revelations which has just been released on Rounder Records.
Watch John Smith performing Headlong in Barcelona’s Estrella Damm brewery & music venue. The song is also the title track of his new album due for release on June 30, 2017, through BARP Records.
Listen to ‘How Heavy the Days’, the first single from Steve Adey’s third studio album, ‘Do Me a Kindness’ and is an adaptation of a poem by Hermann Hesse. The album features covers of tracks by David Bowie, PJ Harvey, Morrissey, Nick cave and more.
Listen in full to Chicago-based singer-songwriter Tyler Sjöström’s new EP ‘Bones, Hold Me Up’ ahead of its official release on 26th May and read his track-by-track including lyrics and meaning of each song.
This coming Saturday, 27th May, UnampliFire returns – With no amplification, no sound checks, no waiting for bands to plug in, UnampliFire celebrates pure continuous music over multiple areas and stages, bringing a historic home to life and allowing audiences a sense of being part of the music.
From the team behind Green Man, Courtyard is a special, cask-conditioned brew of Green Man’s three most important ingredients, beer, music and Wales. Artists include Gareth Bonello, Rozi Plain, Pinegrove and more.
The Somerset floods of 2014 provide the backdrop for writer-director Hope Dickson Leach’s highly assured debut The Levelling, which features a superb central performance from Game Of Thrones’ Ellie Kendrick.
