Alongside his upcoming UK tour dates, Richard Dawson announces the release of The Ruby Cord Live: a DVD of the recording of his live performance at St George’s Bristol on 4th May earlier this year. Watch the accompanying trailer.
Basking in the last embers of late Summer, Montreal singer-songwriter Alex Nicol is back with the new single “Working On My Tan”. Watch the accompanying video by Jérémie Boivin. It’s touching and beautifully crafted.
Emma Tricca shares her spellbinding new single, “Rubies”, recorded with folk legend Bridget St John – they are playing several live shows together next month in both the UK & Italy, including a London show at Café OTO.
Hannah Read announces the release of her concept album ‘The Fungi Sessions Vol. 1’, a collection of fungi-inspired instrumental compositions, written in tribute to her father, a prominent Mycologist and pioneering fungal cell biologist.
Yasmin Williams shares her new single ‘Dawning’, marking a shift in how she approaches her music and expanding the possibilities of what her songs can be. Filled with peaceful journey-like moments, it features Aoife O’Donovan on vocals, Kafari on rhythm bones and Nic Gareiss’ percussive dancing.
Andy Smith, one-third of the modern folk and storytelling trio Harp & a Monkey, shares his new video ‘Holiday Time’, taken from his debut solo An English village – it’s a pastoral delight – One to cosy up with for winter.
The Declining Winter (Richard Adams) and epic45 (Ben Holton and Rob Glover) head out on tour this November for what promises to be a beautiful psychogeographic dreamy listening experience.
Featuring contributions from Rozi Plain, Kate Stables (This Is The Kit), Rachael Dadd and more, Emma Gatrill shares her new single ‘Seed’ which positively speaks to the challenging times we find ourselves in.
The Haitian-Belgian combo Chouk Bwa & The Ångstromers return in October with their new album Somanti, drawing on the deepest origins of Haitian Vodou culture while propelling it towards a pulsatingly transcendent future. The album is supported by their first UK tour in October.
Taken from their new album, Nunnery Norheim share their music video for ‘Magical Times’, a song written from the point of view of a shy teenage girl, obsessed with space and science, who sees beauty and possibility in the world but feels so far from it.
On her new album Lullabies, Abigail Lapell illuminates some of the darker themes lurking beneath the surface of so many beloved folk tunes. Watch her video for “Isabeau”, a traditional French lullaby.
For his newly announced album When the Roses Come Again, out November 17th on Three Lobed Recordings, Daniel Bachman exits the steel string world where he started and tiptoes into a new one, where apparitions and nature inhabit compositions in a musical, genealogical garden.
