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.
With the release of his new album ‘Vana’, we catch up with Ross Ainslie to discuss his new album, personal wellbeing, collaborations over Zoom and the perils of solo improvisation.
Sarah Lavigne catches up with Estonian trio Trad.Attack! to talk about their new studio album ‘Make Your Move’, traditional folk music, connecting with fans during the pandemic, eco-friendly plans and more.
The Folk Effect features 5 folk bands based across the UK who will be given just 24 hours to write an entirely original song directly inspired by the one created the day before, in a celebration of creativity and togetherness.
Glenn Kimpton and Paul Bradley (Three Cane Whale) share their thoughts on their first recording as ‘raga’merikana’ – spacious, reflective, modal, humble, raga-like, gently Americana-like and always improvised.
We talk to Jenny Sturgeon about the making of her new album ‘The Living Mountain’, the influence of Nan Shepherd’s writing, the Cairngorms, the benefits of the natural environment and more.
In part 2 of the story of Michael McGoldrick’s “Fused” we look at its influence and talk to Julie Fowlis, Duncan Chisholm, Jarlath Henderson, Damien O’Kane and more.
