Fisherman’s Friends the movie is in cinemas from March 15th. It is inspired by the story of 8-piece Cornish singing group Fisherman’s Friends who signed a major record deal in 2010 and their album “Port Isaac’s Fisherman’s Friends” went Gold. Watch the movie trailer.
Simple Minds bass player Ged Grimes has composed and produced an authentic soundtrack with Gaelic artists and traditional musicians for a new video game ‘The Bard’s Tale IV’ set in 18th century Scotland.
Topic Records, the oldest independent label in the world will celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2019 which will be marked by a flurry of new releases, deluxe re-issues and more. Listen to a special playlist plus we have a Topic 2019 Calendar to Giveaway.
When it comes to sublime singing Georgia Gage, Eleanor Lang and Niamh Feeney tick all boxes. Collectively known as Café Spice watch the Manchester-based trio performing ‘Lauren’, their new single.
Ross Ainslie And Ali Hutton have shared their video for Birds, taken from their Symbiosis II album which is in the Scots Trad Music Awards shortlist for Best Album this year. The video was created by Somhairle MacDonald.
This short film from National Museums Scotland looks at community buyouts and how they aim to redistribute Scotland’s land by putting it in the hands of the people who live and work in the local area.
Watch the video for the rootsy uplifting ‘Bless The Ground You Grow On’, the first single taken from Hertfordshire based singer-songwriter Odette Michell’s forthcoming debut album which is produced by Stu Hanna of folk duo Megson.
To celebrate her third year of touring her Christmas Show “Upon a Winter’s Night”, Cara Dillon has recorded her own sublime version of Joni Mitchell’s Christmas folk song ‘River’, featuring the exquisite John Smith on guitar.
The legendary British guitarist/songwriter Michael Chapman announces new album True North – more atmospheric, textural, and minimalist than 50, stately and melancholy in equal measure. Listen to the opening track.
Peter Knight and John Spiers were unable to resist the lure of hooking up before the year is through. They will be reuniting to play just eight concerts in December…not to be missed.
Irish singer / harpist Brona McVittie is to kick off a series of tour dates starting with Kings Place, London on 5 December and ending at the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow for Celtic Connections.
