Alex Gallacher

Watch the video for Kevin Fowley’s ‘Aux Marches Du Palais’, taken from his new album, À Feu Doux. The album features French lullabies and traditional folk songs dating back to the 14th century.

A new album of unheard recordings by the Pakistan musical icon Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is to be released 34 years after they were recorded. The ‘lost album’ — named Chain of Light — was discovered in the tape archives of Peter Gabriel’s Real World Records.

Joined by Luke Flowers and Sam Vicary, watch Sam Carter performing ‘Silver Horizon’, his new single and the title track of his forthcoming new album. “It’s that hope for the future and hope in the face of adversity that is the album’s central theme.”

Our latest KLOF Mixtape features Georgia Ruth, Lemoncello, Samana, Bonny Light Horseman, The Decemberists, M G Boulter, James Elkington and Nathan Salsburg, Buck Curran, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Niamh Regan, Jacken Elswyth, Landless, Anna Tivel and Ariel Sharratt & Mathias Kom.

Taken from his forthcoming studio album, ‘Heart Shaped Rock,’ our Song of the Day is Canadian singer-songwriter Devarrow’s new single, Likewise, the perfect summer anthem. Watch the accompanying video.

This month saw the release of M G Boulter’s new album, Days of Shaking. He is our latest Off the Shelf guest in which we ask artists to present objects from a shelf or shelves in their homes and talk about them. 

Hailing from Bristol, Eva May shares her debut single and video ‘Where Does The Time Go’, a fabulous slice of 70’s AM radio folk rock and also our Song of the Day.

Taken from their forthcoming album of traditional songs and tunes arranged in three parts with no instruments in sight…watch The Wilderness Yet performing ‘The Goose & The Common’, an 18th-century protest rhyme about land rights and privatisation.

Originally recorded on the pipe organ at St Mark’s Church, Islington, Irish experimental musician Áine O’Dwyer’s immersive ‘Music for Church Cleaners Vol​.​1 & Vol​.​2’ is now available on Bandcamp.

Our latest Monday Morning Brew playlist features music from Trost, Tunng, Devendra Banhart, PJ Harvey, Yo La Tengo, The Fall, White Fence, Cate Le Bon, Gruff Rhys, Robert Wyatt, Cat Power, Bill Callahan, Belle and Sebastian, Cass McCombs, Jeffrey Lewis, Low, Jim O’Rourke, Jim white.

Taken from his forthcoming album, Jake Xerxes Fussell has shared his new single “Gone To Hilo”, a reinterpretation of a maritime song that he learned from a number of recordings made by American and British folk revivalists of the 1950s.

From The Makers Out, a new project by Scott Bell, watch the stunning cinematic video for their latest single, Emerald Fireflies, a rose-coloured journey through bygone eras, evoking the essence of summer with its choice of film stock, vintage lenses, colour grading, and gauzy footage.