Bassist-turned-songwriter Anna Butterss, shares ‘Doo Wop’ from her forthcoming electro-acoustic opus ‘Activities’. As she proves here, her charm and magic lie as much in her keen ear as her musical virtuosity.
Taken from Saltlines, the new show and collaborative project from The Gigspanner Big Band and author Raynor Winn, listen to Ten Thousand Miles and read John Spiers’s personal insight into the song collected by Cecil Sharp. Saltines is on Tour in July.
Seckou Keita has shared a beautiful video performance in tribute to Mamady Keita, the Guinean drummer who passed away this time last year in Belgium at the age of 71.
Live in New York brilliantly captures the mystique of Mississippi Fred McDowell’s music that so captured the heart of Alan Lomax and many others. It also represents the passionate individuals who wanted to share it with the rest of the world.
Hailing from the South-east coast of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, Wren Hinds grew up with a musician for a father and a landscape painter for a mother. Listen to his beautiful album A Child’s Chant for the New Millennium.
The Deslondes are to return next month with Ways & Means via New West Records. Watch their new video for ‘Five year Plan’ which has a nice hazy West Coast vibe going on.
LA-based musician Marina Allen releases first single ‘Superreality’ from Centrifics, her highly anticipated follow-up to her acclaimed album, Candlepower.
Bonfire Radicals, Birmingham’s dynamic (un)traditional six-piece folk band, share their new video for ‘Freilacher Nashele’, the first single from their upcoming album The Space Between.
Days of Sand is an unforgettable graphic novel by Aimée de Jongh, a Rotterdam-based comics artist, animator, and illustrator, based on real-life stories from the American Dust Bowl.
Marisa Anderson announces new album “Still, Here” and shares the single “Waking,” an achingly beautiful nylon string acoustic guitar piece which showcases her immediate and sheer elemental capacity to speak through her instrument.
Watch Fergus McCreadie performing ‘Law Hill’ live, a composition taken from his latest album Forest Floor, an album inspired by Scottish folk influences and a deepening jazz vision.
French duo O’o share their new video for Touche, a collaboration with the hyperactive imaginations of Temple Caché whose offbeat visualisations, bordering dreams and reality, make them perfectly matched.
