The pioneering Folkatron Sessions return on 2nd July with their second EP Home No More. Watch their accompanying video for ‘An Bonnán Buí (The Yellow Bittern)’ inspired by Anne Briggs’ iconic solo vocal version.
Watch the video (by filmmaker Timothy Breen) for ‘Inner Smile’, the new single and joyful closing track from David John Morris’s (Red River Dialect) forthcoming solo album Monastic Love Songs.
Rodney Crowell’s 18th Studio album, Triage, is to be released on July 23, 2021. Watch the video for his first single, “Something Has To Change”, directed by filmmaker/musician Haroula Rose and shot at Castle Recording Studios in Franklin, TN.
Watch ‘Black Peonies’, the latest single from Alex Rex featuring acclaimed Canadian singer/songwriter and one half of Kacy & Clayton, Kacy Lee Anderson. The video was shot in Glasgow and directed by acclaimed musician, filmmaker and choreographer Daisy JT Smith.
Hailing from the Armagh-Monaghan border, Dani Larkin is tipped as Ireland’s most exciting new alt-folk artist – watch her new video for ‘The Red (Maca’s Return)’, taken from her highly anticipated debut album ‘Notes For A Maiden Warrior’.
Towersey Festival announce plans for a smaller 2021 event featuring This is the Kit, Steeleye Span, Show of Hands, Eddi Reader, Gruff Rhys, Edward II, Ferris and Sylvester, John Spiers & Jackie Oates, Merry Hell, Tim Edey and more.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Adam Holmes returns with his eagerly awaited fourth album, Dreamweaver. Watch the accompanying video for his first single ‘Nature’, a song about the immovable force of time.
Following a stunning gig at the Natural History Museum, the Spell Songs Ensemble announce a new album ‘The Lost Words: Spell Songs Volume II’ for November 2021 and Live Dates for 2022
Our Song of the Day is “The Green Chapel”, the first single from ‘The Old Fabled River’, the forthcoming new album from Alasdair Roberts og Völvur, the initiative of Norweigian fiddler Hans Kjorstad which features five additional Scandinavian musicians.
One Little Independent Records announce a Record Store Day 10th Anniversary reissue of Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight’s ‘The Days That Shaped Me’ – on vinyl for the very first time, alongside live band recordings and new songs. Watch the video for the previously unheard single ‘Moira Mae’s’.
Taken from his new album ‘Future Times’, Plankton Wat, guitarist Dewey Mahood, shares his new video for “Nightfall” which was shot in his hometown of Portland during golden hour, that magical moment when day shifts to night.
Tomorrow (May Day / International Workers’ Day) marks the release of Lunatraktors new single, Rigs of the Times, an English folk song about profiteering, corruption and greed. Watch the accompanying video – the single is taken from their forthcoming second album, The Missing Star.
