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The James Patrick Gavin Trio is a new project featuring Adrian Lever, Tim Fairhall and James Patrick Gavin. We will be sharing four live videos over coming weeks and we kick off today with The Great Debate.

From their latest album Rhododendron, watch the phenomenal Topette!! in full swing performing ‘Oblique Jig/ Miss Heidi Hendy’. The video was filmed at this year’s Sidmouth Folk Festival.

Rough Trade Records have announced the debut solo album by award-winning writer, singer and musician Josienne Clarke. Watch the video for ‘If I Didn’t Mind’ from the forthcoming album In All Weather.

Listen to ‘Gole Be Khar’, the new single from  Afghan singer Elaha Soroor and music/producer duo Kefaya (Al MacSween & Giuliano Modarelli). This Friday sees the release of their new album Songs Of Our Mothers.

Ahead of his UK/Ireland tour, Sam Amidon announces new EP ‘Fatal Flower Garden’ which pays tribute to Harry Smith. Watch his video for lead single for “Spike Driver Blues”.

Taken from her new album, watch Louien performing ‘Heart and Mind Alike’; filmed at Brageveien studio where the album was also recorded. She’s joined by her musical soulmate and partner in crime Halvor Falck Johansen.

Our Song of the Day comes from The Magpie Arc, a new cross-border folk/rock band featuring Nancy Kerr, Martin Simpson, Adam Holmes, Tom A Wright and Alex Hunter. Watch them performing their first release – ‘Autumn Leaves’.

Taken from his latest album ‘Devil Sky’, watch Dan Webster and Emily Lawler performing a stripped-back version of ‘Mary-Anne’ for Dr Shakamoto’s ‘Live by the Lights’.

After twenty years of good times, Welsh band Mabon have announced that they will be hanging up its boots next autumn. They have a got a “Last Huzzah!” tour planned for spring 2020 as well as final summer Festival dates.

Gilmore and Roberts are now underway with their Autumn Tour with plenty of gigs across the country in venues new and familiar. Watch them performing ‘On The Line’, taken from their album ‘A Problem Of Our Kind’.

After a festival-packed summer, The genre-defying Urban Folk Quartet continue to celebrate their year-long 10th anniversary with an Autumn 2019 tour.

Mipso, an indie-Americana quartet from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, arrive in the UK next month for the start of their European tour. Watch their animated video for ‘People Change’ a moving song about how relationships can fade over time.

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