Watch the video premiere for ‘Postcard’ by Sugardrum whose music has been compared to the likes Nick Drake and Sufjan Stevens. His debut album is out this month.
Andrew Bird has unveiled his new video for ‘Left Hand Kisses’ featuring the talented Fiona Apple. The song is taken from his forthcoming LP, ‘Are You Serious’ due April 1 following which he’ll be touring the UK and Europe.
From Wasteland to Wonderland, a Song to live by…Roxanne de Bastion releases new single tackling urban development and the arts. Listen to Wasteland, our Song of the Day.
Listen to two tracks from Mary Chapin Carpenter’s forthcoming new album The Things We are Made Of. She returns to the UK in May where she will headline Bob Harris’ “Under The Apple Tree Roots Festival”.
The Self Help Group enlisted the help of friends, family and some well known faces for their latest video – Smile Club which is also our Song of the Day.
Nashville troubadour Woody Pines has unveiled his new video for ‘Anything For Love‘ (also our Song of the Day) taken from his self-titled album released last year on Muddy Roots Records. Don’t miss his UK Tour this month.
Laura Gibson reveals new video for the lead track from her forthcoming new album ‘Empire Builder’ , one that marks a huge leap forward as a songwriter, composer and producer.
Our Song of the Day comes via a video premiere from Phil King for The Wreckage, the title track from his forthcoming new album due out on 16 April 2016 which he’s also touring next month.
Trembling Bells reveal humorous new teaser for Record Store Day single ‘Who Call The Law?’, a song written by that maverick English songsmith, Dan Haywood who narrates the video.
Watch the video premiere of Seaside from Melbourne-based Folk-pop chanteuse Esther Holt featuring Lawrence Greenwood (Whitley). The story of two damaged lovers, trying desperately to reconnect with one another.
As part of our ongoing video feature, watch Ewan McLennan performing ‘The Granite Cage’, a song written by the late great Alistair Hulett about the revolutionary socialist John Maclean of the Red Clydeside era. It’s also our Song of the Day
We have a beautiful video premiere from Rachel Ries for Winding Road, from her new Cardinal EP. Rachel is on tour in the UK now and we also have a special ticket giveaway for an intimate candlelit performance.
