Southern Wind is the title track from Dean Owens’ upcoming album. Co-written with Will Kimbrough, watch the video which was filmed – by Waltzer Films – in and around Leith, where Dean grew up, and in Scotland’s oldest boxing club.
Our Song of the Day comes from Nashville’s hottest new singer-songwriter Kashena Sampson with her debut UK single ‘It’s A Long Way Back’. She makes her debut London performance at the UK Americana Awards at Paper Dress Vintage on 31 January.
Laura Veirs announces her tenth solo album, The Lookout, featuring Sufjan Stevens and Jim James on guest vocals. Watch her new video Everybody Needs You. UK Tour Dates announced for June 2018.
Originally released in 2007 as a CD compilation by Mark Coyle, John Barleycorn Reborn: Dark Britannica has been re-issued on gold vinyl by Burning World Records. Ft. Sharron Kraus, The Owl Service, Pumajaw, The A Lords, The Kitchen Cynics and more.
We’re excited to share this new video from Bird in the Belly, a new folk group formed of alt-folk artist Jinnwoo, traditional folk duo Hickory Signals, multi-instrumentalist and producer Tom Pryor, and visual artist and musician Epha Roe.
Watch the video premiere for ‘The Sadness of King Joyce’, the new single from Kilkenny singer songwriter Shane Joyce. We also talk to him about his music, influences and forthcoming album.
Having cut her teeth as a young teen on the open Club Stage at Cambridge Folk Festival a few years back, listen to the new single from Zoe Wren, taken from her forthcoming EP Gold and Smoke.
Listen to Whatever Devil Is In Me, the first single taken from Fix Your Words the new album from American songwriting legend Chip Taylor. It’s also our Song of the Day.
After getting in touch with San Francisco’s underground music scene during her travels, inspired by Bay Area vibes Roberta Cartisano morphed into Killing Cartisano. Watch her new video for the first single off her new album.
Slowly Paradise is arguably Chenaux’s most assured and essential solo work, expanding upon on the critical acclaim his previous releases Guitar & Voice and Skullsplitter have rightly garnered. Watch the new video for album closer “Wild Moon”.
Watch John Forrester in session performing his new single ‘Somewhere I Can Be’, taken from his forthcoming album ‘Restless’ – a cohesive yet adventurous album that, although reminiscent of Forrester’s earlier work, explores new ground both musically and lyrically.
