Our Song of the Day is a moving live video of Lucy Ward performing Lion, a new WW1 themed song which was commissioned by Billy Bragg for 14-18 Now. Watch it here.
Our Song of the Day is a track première from Naomi Bedford’s forthcoming album ‘A History of Insolence’. Listen to her lovely version of Gypsy Davy featuring Justin Currie of Del Amitri on backing vocals.
Arborea who recently performed at the Fanø Free Folk Festival on the Island of Fano in Denmark have revealed a surprising cover of CCR classic ‘Bad Moon Rising’ and transform it entirely.
Our Song of the Day is from Rachel Newton’s forthcoming album Changeling. The Fairy Man was written by Scottish poet Sydney Goodsir Smith and features Adam Holmes on lead vocals.
Watch our exclusive video première from Edd Donovan & The Wandering Moles for ‘The Stone’, the title track from his new EP. Plus UK tour dates, one of which will be broadcast live on the internet.
Listen to Marissa Nadler’s cover of Father John Misty’s ‘Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings’, part of a split 7″ single for which FJM returns the honour with a cover of ‘Drive’.
Our Song of the Day is from Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin, Elegy & Whitsun Dance was filmed during the recording of their new album Live In Calstock.
Bill Callahan reveals a new video for Javelin Unlanding in which he takes shape as the moon, surveying the earth below. Watch it here and get those tour dates in your diary.
We have a real treat today: our very first collaboration with Bob Harris’ and Under The Apple Tree sessions. Watch the wonderful Otis Gibbs performing in It Was A Train from his new album.
Introducing Cambridge based band Mortal Tides, none of whom are a day over 17 years of age. Hard to believe when you hear them play. Listen to Houses and Drums from their new EP.
Our Song of the Day is from Jeffrey Lewis & The Jrams with Water. They arrive in the UK next month for a series of tour dates as well as Ireland and Europe.
