The Monday Morning Brew #151 opens with Iron & Wine and Ben Bridwell’s Ab’s Song and fans out across twenty-seven tracks, taking in Meg Baird, Jim Ghedi, Sally Anne Morgan, James Elkington, Sam Amidon, Michael Hurley, The Weather Station, Brigid Mae Power, Fruit Bats, Jack Rose, Jolie Holland and many more of folk’s most distinctive voices.

Get the bigger picture with the Monday Morning Brew playlist. Opening with a track from Hannah Read’s The Funghi Sessions Vol 2, this week’s playlist moves through music from Jim Moray, Wendy Eisenberg, Felicia Atkinson, Aldous Harding, Steve Gunn, Zoh Amba, Damien Jurado, Thomas Dollbaum, Jesca Hoop, Oren Ambarchi, Akusmi, Les Imprimés, Juni Habel, Lia Kohl & Macie Stewart and Whitney Johnson, crys cole, and many more.

A stack of new music recommendations & a new Monday Morning Brew playlist ft. BASIC, Cass McCombs, Jeff Coffin, Kevin Farge, Cocanha, Francis Bebey, Natalie Jane Hill, Wendy Eisenberg, Carsie Blanton & The Burning Hell, Jesca Hoop, Adrian Sherwood, Courtney Barnett, Classic Trucks, Katy Pinke and lots more. We also dip into the strange world of analogue synth design.

Alongside this week’s Monday Morning Brew Playlist, our Substack Subscribers get to read an advance copy of an upcoming Off the Shelf feature from Natalie Wildgoose, whose new EP, Rural Hours, is due April 15th via state51. The Brew includes new tunes from Juni Habel, Magic Tuber Stringband, The Deslondes, Lemoncello, Dead Goat, Andrew Wasylyk, Mike Tod, Kris Drever, Emily Portman, Alela Diane, Sluice, tofusmell, Joshua Burnside and more.

Another fine playlist to begin your week, featuring Andrew Wasylyk, Slow Leaves, John Andrews & The Yawns, Robert Lester Folsom, Mari Mathias, Plankton Wat, Joshua Burnside, Marisa Anderson, Mitski, The Wooden Wolf and more. Plus, the new single from Rónán Ó Snodaigh and Myles O’Reilly…watch the new video.

This week’s Monday Morning Brew runs from Ry Cooder’s easy-rolling “The Old Man and Me” to Brion Gysin’s cut-up disco, recorded at nearly 70 with Don Cherry on pocket trumpet. Pharoah Sanders steps out of Coltrane’s shadow, Bex Burch beckons spring, and Andrew Wasylyk sends songs to six singers who post their vocals back…like postcards.

This week’s Monday Morning Brew features music from Aldous Harding, Josienne Clarke, Chris Brain & Natalie Wildgoose, Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Natalie Jane Hill alongside selections from Shana Cleveland, Nora Brown, Cass McCombs, Marissa Nadler, Nadia Reid, Joan Shelley, Erin Rae and more. Highlights include Brain’s Yorkshire Dales-inspired Big Hill, Clarke’s spartan reimagining of Katie Cruel, and the lead single from Harding’s fifth album.

From Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois to the dream-folk of Cold Mountain Child, via Myriam Gendron’s reimagining of Dorothy Parker’s poetry — this week’s playlist moves between grandeur and intimacy. One of our most eclectic in a while — but it holds together. These things usually do.

From Zimbabwean heavy rock pioneers Wells Fargo to the meditative desert blues of Ali Farka Touré and Toumani Diabaté, KLOF Mag’s Monday Morning Brew playlist is one of contrasts and quiet revelations. Gillian Welch mourns a myth, Polar Bear tear up the rulebook, and Elijah Minnelli steps into new territory alongside Osaka vocalist Kiki Hitomi. Folk, jazz, dub, desert blues and beyond — your week’s finest soundtrack.

A new weekly playlist featuring Kim Deal, Tōth, Hiss Golden Messenger, My Precious Bunny, Rolan Brival, Ora Cogan, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Lemoncello, Barry Walker Jr., Matt Kivel, More Eaze, Tenderness and more.

The latest Monday Morning Brew playlist is just under two hours long and features music from Catrin Finch, Mitski, Charlotte Cornfield, Iron & Wine, Jesca Hoop, Majke Voss, Gia Margaret, Rob Noyes, Benedicte Maureseth, Tucker Zimmerman, and lots more.

Another Brew playlist, ft. Swelt, Ye Vagabonds, Damien Jurado, Joe Harvey-Whyte & Geir Sunstøl, Chris Brain, Little Mazarn, Quest Ensemble, Benedicte Maureseth & Ensemble neoN, Marta Del Grandi, Penny Arcade, Mike Tod, Barry Walker Jr., Balladeste, Ana Silvera & Saied Silbak, Maz O’Connor, Michael Cormier-O’Leary, and more