Josienne Clarke is currently touring “Across The Evening Sky: The Songs Of Sandy Denny”. Danny Neill catches up with Josienne to chat about Sandy Denny and Josienne’s own solo journey.
Nashville guitar wizard William Tyler’s new album, Time Indefinite, is a pretty special effort; Glenn Kimpton met up with him to dig a little bit deeper…”It’s definitely the most personal record I’ve ever made”.
We caught-up with Marlon Williams to chat about his remarkable new record ‘Te Whare Tīwekaweka’, the first album sung in Māori by a solo artist to chart at number one in his native New Zealand.
Gigspanner Big Band talk about their new album, Turnstone, revealing an insight into an album that exists in a tradition of sprawling and inclusive experimentalism and where variation and difference are celebrated and encouraged.
A special Artists on Artist interview between multi-instrumentalist experimental alt-pop artists Shugo Tokumaru (Japan) and Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra (Australia/Taiwan) covering influences, childhood, creativity and more.
We chatted with American author, musician, and songwriter Willy Vlautin about The Delines’ new album, Mr Luck and Ms Doom. We also talk about his songwriting process, novel writing, and his fondness for Italian movie soundtracks from the 1960s and 1970s.
Stephen McAll (Constant Follower) is our latest Off the Shelf guest, a feature in which artists present objects from the shelves of their homes and talk about them. His new album, The Smile You Send Out Returns To You, is out next month.
We talk to New Mexico-based musical and linguistic polymath Jordan Wax about his Yiddish recording debut, טײַטש [The Heart Deciphers]. Co-produced with Jeremy Barnes, the album melds deep klezmer instrumentation with larger indie rock arrangements.
We chat with 21st-century renaissance man Sam Amidon about his influences, his love of instrumental music, jazz and folk; and of course, the creation of his sublime new album ‘Salt River’.
Ross Ainslie provides a fascinating insight into the creation of his new album, Pool. Listen to the album and read his track-by-track guide, written exclusively for KLOF Mag.
Kathryn Tickell talks about her new album, Return to Kielderside, a reimagining of her debut, On Kielder Side. While forty years may have passed, much of what shaped that first album still remains at the heart of everything she does today.
We catch up with Senegalese kora master Seckou Keita to chat about his wonderful new Homeland (Chapter 1) album, a rich, beaming tapestry, and the various aspects of life that inspired it.
