Watch celebrated Irish singer-songwriter Brona McVittie in an exclusive Folk Radio session performing stripped-back versions of The Green Man/Eileen Aroon, both of which feature on her forthcoming sophomore album The Man in the Mountain.
Rachel Newton is set to release her fifth solo album later this year featuring Lauren MacColl, Mikey Owers, Sarah Hayes and Mattie Foulds. Tomorrow she will be sharing some of her new songs and talking about her process in an online sharing concert.
Watch Float Back to You, the new single and title track of the new album from Holy Hive, a Brooklyn-based folk/soul trio formed by folk singer/guitarist Paul Spring, sought-after soul drummer Homer Steinweiss, and bassist Joe Harrison.
The next Hudson Records Listening Club is this Sunday, 24th May at 10.30 am and features Sam Carter who, along with producer Ian Stephenson, will be listening to and talking about his album “Home Waters”.
South London’s Alice MC returns this Spring with an affecting and joyously unique new EP ‘Storyteller’. Watch the accompanying video for ‘My Love’, the perfect demonstration of her depth of talent and also our Song of the Day.
Listen to Devendra Banhart’s ‘Scenescof’ from the forthcoming all-star tribute album AngelHeaded Hipster: The Songs Of Marc Bolan and T.Rex. The album was made under the direction of Hal Willner who sadly died last month.
Our Tune of the Day comes from Kentucky-based guitarist, composer, archivist and writer, Nathan Salsburg. It’s from his recent home-recorded Landwerk Demos featuring just electric guitar, homemade lap-steel, and 78-rpm record samples.
Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Kathleen Edwards returns to music with her highly anticipated new album, Total Freedom, August 14 on Dualtone Records. Listen to lead single Options Open.
Music Venue Trust (MVT) has announced that the #saveourvenues campaign launched three weeks ago today has now resulted in 140 grassroots music venues being removed from its ‘critical’ list.
Watch David Hockney’s interview with Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art – with this being Mental Health Awareness Week with a focus on kindness, his message was one of positivity and optimism – The world is very, very beautiful if you look at it.
Despite being a far from straightforward journey, Lankum did finally make it to Washington D.C. to perform on Bob Boilen’s Tiny Desk Concert. They put on a fantastic show, performing three songs from their latest album The Livelong Day.
Road-tested troubadour Greg Klyma who promises to “make the world a better place one song at a time” has shared a video for his new lockdown inspired anthem ‘Coffee and Weed’.
