Lucy Rose has unveiled a stunning live session video for a brand new track entitled ‘Moirai’. Named after the Greek God of fate, the previously unheard song is taken from Lucy’s forthcoming album ‘Something’s Changing’.
The Waterboys announce new studio double album Out Of All This Blue – their most exploratory recording yet. Out on September 8, 2017 with UK tour in October.
Listen to Where the River Divide, a new song from singer-songwriter Dan Raza. The song features on his new album ‘Two’, a special collection of songs which have been honed and lovingly created.
Domino Records have announced their latest signing of Irish alt-folk and electronica alchemist Seamus Fogarty. To celebrate the occasion, Seamus has shared the video for brand new song ‘Short Ballad For A Long Man’.
British-Portuguese musician Nessi Gomes, a composer and lyricist of rare invention and beauty, has revealed a new video from her April performance at London’s Union Chapel.
James Yorkston and Aidan O’Rourke make new improvised live album ‘Summerhall’ available on Bandcamp. Plus James announces three more shows in his ‘Tae Sup wi’ a Fifer’ series, the lineup includes, Marry Waterson & David A Jaycock, David Thomas Broughton & more.
Listen to the new AA single from Yorkshire singer songwriter Bella Gaffney. It offers a taste of what’s to come on her new album which features bigger arrangements and guest musicians.
It is the story of two great friends, women, artists, and Africans, whose life rhymes with nomadism, openness, and freedom: Hindi Zahra, Moroccan of Berber and Tuareg origin, and Fatoumata Diawara born in Côte d’Ivoire of Malian parents.
David Rawlings will release his third album, Poor David’s Almanack, on August 11th. He leaves the Dave Rawlings Machine moniker behind and serves up a wry mixture of acoustic and electric music rich in ageless American vernacular.
Last week’s Summer Solstice saw Deal-based band Cocos Lovers celebrating the Summer of Love at their favourite local ‘The Lighthouse’. Watch them performing live…the counterculture is alive and well.
Watch the latest video from the genius of Tom Rosenthal. Take Over is from his latest album Fenn, a song about a chance meeting between two strangers and a pineapple opens their eyes to the possibilities of what could be.
London-based seven-piece band The Medlars have unveiled their music video for their single Heart of a Home – It’s a dark transportation to the Arizonan desert and warns of the risks of the over use of oil.
