You may have seen the elusive London 5-piece ‘Tapir!’ frolicking on grassy knolls in paper-mache creature-heads…Listen to their new single ‘Swallow’ and don’t miss their debut EP launch later this month.
Bonny Light Horseman share ‘Sweetbread’, their fourth album single from their highly anticipated sophomore album, Rolling Golden Holy, due out on October 7th (37d03d Records).
Steeleye Span announce a new Autumn Tour throughout October and into November 2022, as they continue to celebrate their 50th anniversary, and revisit early albums from their formative years.
Sam Sweeney announces new album “Escape That” which ties together all of his musical passions; an honest and fearless expression of himself, combining pop hooks and aesthetics with his pioneering work in the world of traditional dance tunes. Listen to his lead single ‘Ruby’.
Martha Wainwright, Liam Ó Maonlai, Karen Matheson and Amythyst Kiah are among the special guests of The Transatlantic Sessions concert series 2023 which will celebrate its 20th Anniversary.
Watch Native Harrow’s video for “As It Goes”, the second track to be lifted from their new album Old Kind Of Magic – “It’s Wonderwall meets Fillmore West liquid light show meets Native Harrow.”
Today marks the release of ‘What Will Become of England’, the new single from Jim Ghedi. He collaborated with Poor Creature – friends Ruth Clinton (Landless) and Cormac Macdiarmada (LANKUM) – on a truly unique music video.
Watch Samuel James Taylor’s video for ‘Time May Dance’, taken from his upcoming album ‘Wild Tales and Broken Hearts’. “I couldn’t find myself in my music for the first time in my life. It was an isolating and lonely place.”
Today sees the release of a new single from Irish singer-songwriter Bróna McVittie taken from her forthcoming third album, The Woman in the Moon, out on 2nd October 2022. She also tours the UK next month.
Bestselling novelist Erin Kelly collaborates with Ben Walker, Kirsty Merryn and Basia Bartz to give life to a folk song at the heart of her new thriller The Skeleton Key which is published today.
Taken from their forthcoming eponymously titled album, watch Morton Valence’s video collaboration with photographer Andy O’Connell for their new single ‘Summertime in London’.
Listen to Odana by Wabanaki composer, songwriter, and bassist Mali Obomsawin. It opens her new album ‘Sweet Tooth’, a suite for Indigenous resistance that flies in the face of Western tropes that insist Indigenous cultures are monolithic, trapped in time.
