Watch the accompanying video for ‘If You Ever Needed Me’, the new single from Adam Holmes and also our Song of the Day; taken from his new album Dreamweaver. This is Adam at his most enchanting…
The Rheingans Sisters announce their “Receiver” launch tour. Anyone who thinks there is a lack of innovation or experimentation in the British folk scene needs to hear this…now’s your chance to do so live.
Watch the new video, directed by James Ewen, for ‘What’s Real’, the new single from the ‘boldly unique’ Scottish duo Twelfth Day. A dizzying and exhilarating listen…an exciting harmonic journey like no other.
Taken from his new album “Live From The Glass Isle”, watch Chris Cleverley performing “The Scarlett Letter” at the foot of Glastonbury Tor. Some musicians really do shine in an unvarnished setting…Chris is one of them.
Black Deer Festival reveal first artists confirmed for their 2022 with some of the biggest names in live music, including Van Morrison, Wilco’s only UK show of 2022 and legends The Waterboys – with many more announcements still to come.
BBC Folk Awards ‘Best Musician’ nominee Dan Walsh returns to solo touring throughout the UK during late summer and autumn to promote the delayed release of a new live album, recorded in January 2020.
Ben Bostick’s forthcoming album ‘Grown Up Love’ grew out of necessity and love. Listen to album single ‘The Diagnosis’, a powerful and deeply thought-provoking song written after finding out their daughter had a rare and severe genetic disorder.
Taken from his forthcoming full-length album “Still Waiting Still” (out Sept. 17th, 2021), listen to Gregory Ackerman’s infectious new single ‘Good Song’…written in desperation to break through to the world of critics.
The latest chapter in the acclaimed Bootleg Series “Bob Dylan – Springtime In New York: The Bootleg Series Vol. 16 (1980-1985)” unveils 54 previously unreleased recordings, including outtakes from Shot of Love, Infidels and Empire Burlesque, in Deluxe 5CD Package.
Ireland-based singer-songwriter Peter Broderick announces his new EP, “The Wind That Shakes The Bramble” inspired by Robert Dwyer Joyce’s poem and his own obsession with and devotion to the blackberry plant.
Brighton’s best-kept secret, The Self Help Group, return with a new single ‘The Finger’, an uptempo, driving and melodic song that ponders why, if at all, it’s wrong to show someone your middle finger.
Taken from his new album ‘Lonesome Kind’, watch DL Rossi’s superb video by Jax Anderson for the album single Gold…a tune about accepting our own limitations in life and what we have the ability to do and not do.
