Alex Gallacher

Scottish musician Malcolm MacWatt returns on 26th January with Dark Harvest. Created by Marry Waterson, watch his new video for Drowsy Maggie – a song that tackles the squalid reality of drug addiction.

Taken from her forthcoming new album, our Song of the Day comes from Swimming Bell with ‘For Al and Lee’. Ripe with Laurel Canyon ambience, Schottland displays an intimacy throughout that is radiant with sincerity.

Taken from her forthcoming album ONAIDA, percussionist and singer-songwriter Natascha Rogers unveils her mesmerising new video for ‘O Baba’ on which Longboard Dancers bring her mythical-inspired song to life.

Ahead of his European tour, French solo guitarist Raoul Eden shares a live session performance. The track features on a new limited edition cassette titled Anima, available to pre-order now via Scissor Tail Records.

Rosali announces her new album ‘Bite Down’ and shares the lead single and video ‘Rewind’. “…Give me another serving, another moment, another challenge, give me another chance to meet life with insatiable hunger.”

Recorded live at Real World Studios, watch singer songwriter Dan Whitehouse performing ‘Picking Up Sticks’, a song inspired by an old tradition of young apprentice glass makers, taken from his album Voices From The Cones.

“It’s a little different from the last one”… Charlie Parr announces his new album ‘Little Sun’, produced by Tucker Martine and his first-ever album not to be recorded entirely live. Listen to his lead single, ‘Boombox’, an upbeat, celebratory number on the power of music.

Aoife O’Donovan has announced her new solo album ‘All My Friends’, inspired by the passing of the 19th Amendment and the evolving landscape of women’s rights in America over the past century. Watch the accompanying video for the title track that features historic footage.

The Miserable Rich’s long-awaited return comes next month with ‘Overcome’ their new album. Watch the video for their single ‘Crows’ in which the often maligned bird is instead revered for its resourcefulness.

Ahead of his ‘Winter in Ireland 2024′ instalment of the Bloomin’ shows, Josh Okeefe shares a live video performance of “Leaving of Liverpool” – “the ballad reflects the harsh reality faced by those on perilous journeys, where the sea represents both adventure and separation”

Mute and Future Days announce the second phase of their acclaimed Can Live series – Can Live in Paris 1973. The new album witnesses the band at a particularly important stage of their career, with two of their most acclaimed albums – Tago Mago and Ege Bamyasi.

The curiously enigmatic Dana Gavanski announces her third album, Late Slap, and shares the video for her album opener, How To Feel Uncomfortable, directed by Ella Margolin.