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.
Although based in New Mexico, Sabine Colleen describes herself as a wandering musician. She releases her debut album this summer and recently recorded this intimate and ethereal performance of the folk ballad “With Kitty I’ll Go” for Blue Wall Sessions. It’s also our Song of the Day.
Watch the latest video from Steve Gunn for “Fulton”, a song noted for its nimble drum-brush swing that has a hazy vibe suited perfectly for a hot summer day like today.
Taken from their debut album ‘No Fixed Abode’, watch the latest video from Ulster trio TRÚ as they perform ‘Rebel Song’ somewhere along the border on the 11th night of July 2021, taking part in their own bonfire celebration.
Karen Peris of The Innocence Mission is to release a new solo album titled A Song Is Way Above The Lawn. Watch the video for the album’s lead single “I Will Sing Along” which features Karen’s hand-drawn animation.
In their own words, Joshua Burnside and Laura Quirke talk us through songs that make up “In The Half-Light”, their debut duo EP which is released today. One you don’t want to miss.
Watch the accompanying video for ‘Little Bird’, the new single from Bristol-based Americana duo Rainy Day Woman. “Little Bird turned out to be a lonely, wandering song – of longing and displacement and migrating birds – and we wanted the recording to have space and swell.”
Watch the stunning new video from Seattle art-pop duo Glass Heart String Choir who return on July 21 with their new single ‘California’, which invites us to pause as we begin reaching out again for the things we love and missed during our collective isolation.
Cara Dillon and Sam Lakeman announce “Live at Cooper Hall” album, featuring a selection of 16 songs (including two previously unreleased) recorded at the two concerts held at Cooper Hall in Somerset during lockdown. Cara is also on tour from September.
Later this month, Libby Weitnauer makes her solo debut with ‘Sixteen Kings’ Daughters’, a contemporary exploration of two traditional ballads. Watch the accompanying video, created using watercolours by Anne Beal. It’s also our Song of the Day.
