Alex Gallacher

Nancy Kerr releases Tunnellers, a new 5-track EP commissioned by the British Tunnelling Society which covers tunnelling history, achievement, celebration and hardship. Marvellous stuff.

Scottish folk collective Staran share their second single and video for Balcarres, named after Balcarres Avenue in Glasgow where John Lowrie once lived. It conveys the joy of nostalgia of those memories beautifully…music to happily lose yourself in.

Featuring new music from Cat Clyde & Jeremie Albino, Damien Jurado, M G Boulter, Honey And The Bear, Rachel Baiman, Anna Leone, Lizzie Reid, Joshua Burnside, Will Beeley, Declan O’Rourke, Piers Faccini and more.

Our Song of the Day is “How Did We Get Here”. It comes from Allysen Callery who is joined by friend & producer Myles Baer who she has worked with since her early days.

Our Song of the Day comes from Anna Leone with ‘Still I Wait. The accompanying video which was filmed on the Azores archipelago at an abandoned hospital is incredibly moving, as is the song in all its fragile beauty.

Featuring new music from Piers Faccini, Aoife O’Donovan featuring Kris Drever, The Brother Brothers, Black Twig Pickers, Christina Alden & Alex Patterson. Plus music from Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny, Punch Brothers, Marry Waterson & David A. Jaycock, Dawn Landes and more.

‘Wild’, is taken from Sun Collective’s forthcoming EP ‘New Light’. Featuring Lisa Hannigan & Patrick O’Laoghaire, watch the accompanying video by award-winning director/writer and VFX specialist, Kevin Cahill. Outstanding on all fronts.

Featuring Don Cherry (live from 1976), Bob Dylan, Yelli Yelli, Jenny Lysander, 75 Dollar Bill, Alasdair Roberts, Ed Askew, Robbie Basho, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains, Piers Faccini, Black Twig Pickers & more.

Next month sees the release of Piers Faccini’s seventh album ‘Shapes Of The Fall’. Watch his new documentary series titled “Songs of Earth and Sky” through which we gain an insight into his work and creative processes.

“Six Picks” – is a new editorial selection of eclectic music delivered in a bite-size format. Part 1 features Don Cherry, Aoife O’Donovan, Cameron Knowler, Borg, Shovel Dance Collective and a new release from Chicago’s Mississippi Records – Guitar music of Western Kenya.

Inspired by a journey through the desert on the Texas-Mexico border, Cameron Knowler and Eli Winter’s new album ‘Anticipation’ is an extraordinary delight. A playful flight, that twists and flows as the duo throw the rulebook out the window, just existing in the moment.

Even the keenest Karen Dalton fans have been surprised by the recently revealed new footage of her performing at The Montreux Golden Rose Pop Festival in 1971. It features her performing four songs with a backing band.