Our Song of the Day is a special one: a video premier of Boo Hewerdine’s brand new song ‘Funny Bones’ – a typically charming, wry and heart tugging little number.
The Wave Pictures announce brand new album, Great Big Flamingo Burning Moon, created in collaboration with Billy Childish. listen to the first single Pea Green Coat, our Song of the Day.
The Changing Room is a new folk collaboration between Cornwall-based singer songwriter Tanya Brittain and vocalist/musician Sam Kelly. This is one you really want to watch out for.
The Stray Birds make their Yep Roc Records label debut on October 21 with the release of their second full-length studio album, Best Medicine. Watch the title track video here.
Watch the video premiere for Blood to Gold, the new EP title track from Falmouth based singer songwriter and virtuoso acoustic guitarist Tom James. EP launch on 13th October, The Islington.
Referred to as one of the UK’s best kept secrets London based Yorkshireman Jason McNiff has revealed the opening track from his new album ‘God Knows Why We Dream’.
This autumn will see Lorraine McCauley’s first tour with The Borderlands, her modern folk, celtic, gypsy, pop band with their 4 star debut album ‘Light in the Darkest Corners’.
To mark it’s tenth anniversary Micah P. Hinson and the Gospel of Progress is to be finally re-issued. ‘Beneath the Rose’, a long time personal favourite is our Song of the Day.
Our Song of the Day comes from three-piece band Cove Hithe who, like the small Suffolk Coastal hamlet of the same name, offers a retreat from the encroaching fast-paced world.
We have a video premiere today from US singer-songwriter Sam Burchfield. Watch his new video for Here Tonight which features some stunning scenery and some hell-raising kids.
With their latest album already hailed as one of the albums of the year O’Hooley & Tidow reveal their new video for Peculiar Brood and announce their Winter Tour Dates.
Our Song of the Day is taken from Preab Meadar, the new project and album from Lorcán Mac Mathúna and Daire Bracken. The chances are you’ve heard nothing quite like this before.
