Watch Iona Fyfe and Michael Biggins, performing her new single ‘The Wild Geese’ which also marks a successful campaign she led for Spotify to add Scots to its list of languages.
Berlin-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Conrad Clipper shares the title-track video for his new album Heron’s Book of Dreams, written while at Arcosanti, AZ – a prototype arcology designed by Paolo Soleri.
Taken from her forthcoming new album with Francesco Turrisi ‘They’re Calling Me Home’, Rhiannon Giddens shares the video for her new single ‘Waterbound’ on which they revisit a traditional fiddle tune first recorded in the 1920s.
Matador Records have announced that they will release Afrique Victime, the long-awaited new album by Mdou Moctar on 21 May. Watch their new video for Tala Tannam, a love song.
Quiet Lights brings the next in their series of online events – ‘VARO live from Connolly’s of Leap’ – this was the Dublin-based duo’s first time in this iconic venue. Watch the performance in full now.
Watch the new video for Emily Moment’s powerful new single ‘Santa Maria’, a song inspired by the Migrant Caravan from Central America and the personal story of a mother.
Damien Jurado announces his 17th album ‘The Monster Who Hated Pennsylvania’. The self-produced album is to be released on his new label Maraqopa Records. An album with a dry, homespun ambience, listen to lead single Helena.
Watch the accompanying video for the Neil Young-inspired ‘As It Is’, the new single from LA singer-songwriter James Houlahan. Houlahan offers up a hushed plea for clarity and acceptance…”a simple dream of love for everything”.
TEYR welcomes you back to the Welsh Chapel for the second half of their pre-album-launch video. The two-part video Shannon Frisk Arrivals and Departures comes from a tune written by James at Shannon Airport – a tantalizing glimpse of what’s sure to be a captivating album.
Electronic music arrived a lot sooner than most people realise…we glide back to 1969 for a crazy time on Top of the Pops, courtesy of Gershon Kingsley and his Moog.
Featuring a number of special guests, listen in full to ‘Poets’, the new album from Liz Simmons, lead singer and guitarist of the band Low Lily. Plus read her personal track by track guide.
Mute and Spoon Records have announced the first in a series of long-awaited live album releases, Can: Live in Stuttgart 1975 – out on vinyl, CD and digitally on 28 May 2021.
