This Friday, West Philadelphia’s folk/slowcore project ther (T͟Hər) release their new album, a horrid whisper echoes in a palace of endless joy. Listen to their final single ‘big papi lassos the moon’, also our Song of the Day.
Rough Trade Records, in partnership with Audika Records, have announced ‘Picture of Bunny Rabbit’, a new album of previously unreleased World Of Echo era material by the visionary musician Arthur Russell. Watch the accompanying video for The Boy With a Smile.
Taken from their forthcoming third studio album Kolmas, Slow Moving Clouds share their video for ‘The Longest Lie’, also our Song of the Day. The song taps into the sense of ideological upheaval currently being experienced globally.
Taken from his new live album ‘Seven Devils’, Derek Piotr premieres The Bramble Briar, one of several unaccompanied live recordings made in support of last year’s ‘The Devil Knows How’.
Produced by the legendary Dirk Powell, listen in full to ‘Angels in the Wreckage’, the forthcoming new album from New England-based folk band Low Lily, and read their track-by-track.
Our Song of the Day comes from The Saxophones with The Mist, from their new album ‘To Be A Cloud’, which was influenced by the peaceful bays, ridges and beaches of Inverness, California. With musical nods to Eden’s Island and Stan Getz’s bossa nova records.
Msaki x Tubatsi today release a new video for ‘Stay As You Are’, a song about vulnerability, lifted from their well-received debut album ‘Synthetic Hearts’, out now on Nø Førmat!
On May 12th, Glasgow-based folk band Gnoss return with their new album Stretching Skyward. Watch the video for their striking lead single ‘Christine’s’, captured live at their Celtic Connections gig.
Anna St. Louis surrenders to the unknown on her second studio album ‘In The Air’ (out on June 9th), described as her most considered work yet. Leading the way is her new single and video ‘Phone’.
Clare Sands announces a new four-part series ‘Gormacha’. Watch the video for her first single, a collaboration with I Have A Tribe. The accompanying video was directed and shot by visual artists and twin sisters Liadain and Kasia Kaminska who capture the calm and tumult of Teasgal.
Watch Daisy Chute performing ‘Spirit of the Singers’. She is joined by Hannah Brine and Midori Jaeger on cello, and the song is a tribute to some of the female singers that have inspired them, including Buffy Sainte-Marie, Joni Mitchell and Carole King.
Track Dogs announce their new album “Blind Summits & Hidden Dips” and share the video for their lead single ‘Cover Your Tracks’. Don’t miss their Spring Tour + special Royal Albert Hall gig with Show of Hands.
