Watch the video for the title track from Dan Whitehouse’s 2020 double album “Dreamland Tomorrow” (Reveal Records May 1st 2020). The video was filmed and directed by artist Martin Hyde.
Watch Toby Hay performing “Morning Song” live at the state51 Factory. It is an elating piece of music, almost transcendental, and suffused with the light of a crisp dawn.
Salt House announce new album ‘Huam’, one that sees them solidify their reputation as fine interpreters of words both old and new. The group’s meticulous attention to detail, shared passions and care for their craft sees them soar.
Following his 18 month ‘Busk England’ project, fiddle player Tom Kitching has announced he is to turn the 46 blogs and countless notes into a book and an accompanying album with Norwegian mandola player, Marit Fält.
Jimmy Aldridge & Sid Goldsmith partner with Kings Place for one-day festival exploring the role folk music can play in highlighting environmental issues. featuring Karine Polwart, Peggy Seeger, George Monbiot, Hazel Askew and Edgelarks.
Watch Anglo-Americana London duo Copper Viper performing live their unreleased song ‘Opal & The Bear’. They will be returning to London’s Green Note together with English fingerstyle guitarist Karl Culley on Friday 28th February. Not to be missed!
Eliza Carthy and the Restitute Band share video for their new single Down & Out. Unlike the original this sounds like it was dug up from the underbelly of society with Tom Waits’s personal seal of approval. Outstanding!
Listen to ‘May Morning Dew’, the debut single from Hannah Donelon & Grace Lemon, a traditional vocal duo whose distinct voices blend together through haunting harmonies and ornamentation.
Our Song of the Day comes from Odette Michell with ‘Light Up London Town’, a gentle-handed yet poignant overview of the ill-fated gunpowder plot of 1605. Watch the accompanying video.
Following our recent premiere of Nyack, Cambridge-based New Yorker & Alt-folk Singer Songwriter, Annie Dressner returns again with new single and lyric video “Out in the Cold”.
To mark the 50th Anniversary of The Great Fife Road Show there will be a celebratory show featuring Maureen (Chalmers) Blyth, Davie Craig, Barbara Dickson, Noel Farroe, Cilla Fisher, Jim Herd, Jimmy Hutchison, Brian Miller, Rab Noakes, Davey Stewart and Artie Trezise.
For those seeking an antidote to festive schmaltz, you need look no further than London-based alt-folk trio Thickets. Listen to their new single A Winter’s Warning, a wintery murder ballad to chill even the most hardened folkie.
