“I didn’t want to do just a guitar record.” – ‘Kissing Rosy in the Rain’ is one of those recordings that just stays with you and makes you want to find out more about it and the people who made it, so we did just that.
We chat to Jon Boden about his new album ‘Last Mile Home’, the recent Bellowhead reunion and the much-anticipated return of Spiers and Boden, as well as the challenges of wild swimming. Plus, watch his new video for ‘Old Straight Track’.
We catch up with Charles and Andrew Hendy and Seán McKenna – the Dundalk trio better known as The Mary Wallopers who have another Paddy’s Day Livestream lined up for next week (Wed 17 March). Last year’s show stacked up 40,000 views in the first 24 hours…you’d be a fool to miss it.
We talk to Eliza Marshall and Donal Rogers (of Ranagri) about Eliza’s ‘Freedom to Roam: The Rhythms Of Migration’ project, an album and short documentary film exploring the challenges and frustrations of the forbidden freedoms within humanity, the exploitation of land and animals.
Eric D. Johnson chats to KLOF Mag about his last twenty years in music from working with The Shins to Bonny Light Horseman, as well as Fruit Bats and his new album The Pet Parade.
To celebrate the release of ‘The Best of 365’, we catch up with Scottish fiddler, composer and producer Aidan O’Rourke (Lau) to chat about his 30 album project “365″. We also chat about his other projects as well as exciting future plans including a virtual Lau-Land on 27 March.
Bob Fish chats with Chris Salveter of Judson Claiborne – he is able to use his voice and musicality to entrance and enthrall simply by looking at the world and letting us know what he thinks. That is a remarkable gift.
‘Variations: Live’ marks a new development for the folk trio Leveret, we catch up with their concertina player Rob Harbron to talk about the album and hopes for 2021.
We talk to Tim Edey about winning Musician of the Year at the BBC Alba Scots Trad Music Awards and his new single, proceeds from which go to the Sands UK Stillbirth and neonatal death charity.
Earlier this year, Elle Osborne released ‘If You See a Rook on Its Own, It’s a Crow’. Read our in-depth and personal interview with Elle and watch her new video for ‘The Offing’.
In a special guest article, Ana Silvera shares the background to her latest offering ‘Light, Console Me’ – “I hope these songs provide comfort, space to reflect, maybe even take the listener momentarily to another world.”
Celebrating 15 Years of Reveal Records label “Home Is Where The Art Is” is the first Reveal compilation including Joan As Police Woman, Kris Drever, LAU, Boo Hewerdine and more. We talk to label founder and owner Tom Rose.
