Watch the video for ‘Sleep’, the first single from Katy Rose Bennett’s 7th album Alone On A Hill (coming September 2021)…It is an ode to insomnia and the longing for sleep.
WOMAD announce that following the recent update and the Government’s unwillingness to provide insurance support for festivals, they are very sadly out of time and have no option but to cancel WOMAD 2021. Read the full statement here.
Our Song of the Day is ‘Making Forests’, the latest single from Trippers and Askers’ Octavia Butler sci-fi inspired concept album ‘Acorn’, featuring members of Wye Oak, Califone, Elephant Micah and Sun Ra.
Granny’s Attic announce their fourth studio album, ‘The Brickfields’ and premiere the video for their lead single “Cruds & Cream/Jig From New Harmony” – a delightfully infectious upbeat couple of tunes.
Since 2012 members of Shooglenifty have been regularly collaborating with musicians of Rajasthan, they have just launched a crowdfunding campaign and prize draw to raise funds for the Rajasthani Coronavirus Relief Fund. There are some excellent prizes.
After winning ‘Best Original Song of The Year’ at the RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards, Mick Flannery and Susan O’Neill announce collaborative album ‘In The Game’ and share the first single and video ‘Chain Reaction’.
David Crosby shares two knockout collaborative singles from his forthcoming new album ‘For Free’ featuring an incredible Joni Mitchell cover with Sarah Jarosz and a co-write with Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen.
Listen to ‘Two Dark Horses’, the deeply poetic new single from Anna Tivel which will feature on her forthcoming new album Blue World, to be released next month.
Like you’ve never heard her before…Maz O’Connor blossoms into her alter-ego “vulpes” with her new single ‘Soho’, a melancholic hymn to London’s iconic West End…a place transformed from a place of eccentricity and independent spirit to a corporate void.
Released today, watch the video for ‘Mighty Big Sur’ on which Holly Lerski teams up with James ‘Hutch’ Hutchinson to share her love of the central Californian coastline; a love inspired by Jack Kerouac and a dream of driving the Pacific Highway.
Watch the video for “Sirens”, the latest single from Cambridge-based post-folk collective, Fuzzy Lights taken from their forthcoming album, Burials, out 2nd July on Meadows.
