anrimeal, the recording project of Ana Rita de Melo Alves, announces debut album ‘Could Divine’ and shares accompanying video for opening track ‘Marching Parades’.
Taken from their debut self-titled album, watch Dublin-based trad duo Varo performing Streets of Forbes, an Australian folk song they learned from June Tabor’s album ‘Ashes and Diamonds’.
Watch Sam Sweeney and his band (the guitars of Jack Rutter and Louis Campbell and the double bass of Ben Nicholls) performing ‘Unearth Repeat’, live at Cecil Sharp House.
Joan Baez has given so much to the world, music and activism that it is surprising how little has been written about her. This is an excellent starting point.
Watch Henry Parker performing the traditional folk ballad ‘The Snows They Melt the Soonest’, filmed in a woodland near the foot of Yewbarrow in the Lake District.
Dublin-based duo Varo announce collaborative project with members of Lankum, Anna Mieke, Landless, Junior Brother, Slow Moving Clouds, Inni-K and more.
BBC Radio 3’s flagship adventurous music programmes, Late Junction and Freeness are to team up to curate a virtual stage at Tusk Festival 2020 that includes Cath & Phil Tyler.
Josephine Foster announces surprise album ‘No Harm Done’. Described as a spacious and enveloping love letter of an album, it is out today on Fire Records.
Earth Records announce Trees (50th Anniversary Edition) – includes alternate mixes, early demos, BBC session tracks and 2018 live recordings in London, as well as lost demos.
Watch the accompanying video for ‘One Step’, the bewitching new single by Ida Wenøe and the first track from her forthcoming third album, due March 2021.
