Away with the Birds is the Glasgow-based artist and composer Hanna Tuulikki’s most ambitious work to date. It will be performed on the Isle of Canna in the Inner Hebrides. Please support the project by making a pledge.
Our Song of the Day is from Stranded Mermaid, a duo that hail from Småland in Sweden. Listen to their mysterious summer folk lullaby – My Last Summer On Earth.
After two years The Duhks are finally back with their long-awaited new studio album ‘Beyond the Blue’ out on June 24. They sound rejuvenated and re-energised, have a listen.
Our Song of the Day is from Jameson who hails from Santa Anna, California. He’s currently on tour in the UK and has a few dates left, so try and catch him.
American roots bluesman Otis Taylor is to make his debut performance at London’s Ronnie Scott’s on July 13th when he will present music from last year’s release, My World Is Gone.
This year marks the 48th annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival in the US and quite possibly the last to be held at the historic National Mall in Washington, D.C. due to new restrictions.
Indiana-based singer Krista Detor has revealed a new song called ‘Barely’ which you can download for free. Plus news of her new theatre collaboration in the US.
Our Song of the Day is an exclusive première from the trippy-swingadelic 1930’s rock band Jitterbug Vipers with their cover of that Willie Nelson classic ‘Crazy’.
This year marks our 10th Anniversary and what better way to celebrate then teaming up with Bob Harris on his live session series. He made this video announcement today.
Our Song of the Day is from a young folk singer by the name of Piers Haslam. This is the B-side of his new single on Stone Tape Recordings offshoot ‘You.Must.Listen.’
Having just played Glastonbury’s Pyramid stage Rodrigo y Gabriela announce UK autumn tour plus their biggest headline date at Wembley Arena in March 2015.
Bill Well’s misleadingly titled National Jazz Trio Of Scotland prepare to release ‘Standards Vol.III’ and reveal a new video made by the multi-talented Marry Waterson.
