Alex Gallacher

Taken from her new album ‘Sink to Swim’, American-born London-based musician Erin K has shared a live session of her performing Breathe with a catchy opening that’s hard to resist; it’s an exceptional performance.

Watch Lisa O’Neill’s NPR Tiny Desk Concert featuring songs from ‘All of This Is Chance’ and a new song – ‘When cash was King’ – which reflects on how those without a bank account or a mobile phone are sometimes unable to purchase basic essentials.

Bristol-based singer Izzy Auty-Dawe drops her most personal single tomorrow; titled ‘Front Row Seats’, it’s a song about watching a friend helplessly deteriorate before your eyes…watch the accompanying video.

Taken from his forthcoming new album ‘Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You’, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy shares his new single ‘Crazy Blue Bells’, for which Director Ray Tintori presents a dazzling visual accompaniment.

Combining music from both of their backgrounds, on their Cove EP, Iona Lane and Ranjana Ghatak create a beautiful soup of ethereal goodness. Listen to their lead single, ‘Vaishnava Jana To / Quiet Joys of Brotherhood.’

Listen to The Monday Morning Brew ft Rachel Sermanni, FRMR, Sairie, Lisa Knapp, Elspeth Anne, Cinder Well & Jim Ghedi, ØXN, Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz, Archie Fisher, The Owl Service, Jack Sharp, John Francis Flynn, Martin Carthy, Ye Vagabonds, Dick Gaughan & more.

Bob Gallagher’s documentary “It’s a Fine Thing to Sing – Singers and Songs of the Inishowen Peninsula” receives its world premiere this month, highlighting the oral tradition on the peninsula and featuring Ian Lynch (Lankum), Ye Vagabonds and The Henry Girls and more.

Watch “Skunks,” the latest single from The Handsome Family’s new album ‘Hollow’ – The piano tip-toes through webs of brushed snare. The guitarist is lost in the maze. The dish runs away with the spoon.

Samana, Rebecca Rose Harris and Franklin Mockett, share their video for Two Wrongs, shot on Super8mm film, the track features on their new EP ‘Dharma’, which explores mythic landscapes, forgotten memories, and the innate search for freedom and peace.

Taken from their forthcoming new album “Blind Summits & Hidden Dips”, watch Track Dogs’s ‘Peace Inside’, 156 seconds of feel-good, contemplative music; a circular path that attempts to reduce the complexities and confusion of modern life to a singular point of calm within.

Watch Penguin Cafe’s video for ‘Welcome to London’ which captures the isolation many feel in a city; the video’s executive producer, Robert Raths, said, “…this video is dedicated to those who feel lost in a place like London and yet make it their home.”

ØXN, a new band featuring Radie Peat (Lankum), John ‘Spud’ Murphy and Eleanor Myler (Percolator), and Katie Kim share the video for ‘Love Henry’, their debut single – a lovely dose of Folk Horror.