Allysen Callery

Portraying moments in fairytale brush strokes, Allysen Callery’s fifth release ‘Mumblin’ Sue’ is yet another new folk gem.

American folk singer-songwriter and Folk Radio UK favourite Allysen Callery unveils new music video for Lily Of The Valley, as the first extract from her fifth release, Mumblin’ Sue

Folk Radio UK favourite Allysen Callery has revealed a demo of a new song titled Lily of the Valley which will appear on the new album she starts work on in May. Listen to it now, it’s beautiful as ever.

Allysen Callery’s Winter Island and The Summer Place EPs get released as a single limited edition vinyl on Jellyfant. A spellbinding album haunted with a diverse set of timeless memories.

A great mix, the second in a series of occasional memos to Folk Radio UK from Folk Police Towers which ends up in the USA after a quick side-trip to France.

Allysen Callery will be taking a little time away from tours for April to relax and record her new album which is due out late Summer/early Fall! For those lucky enough to be in right place at the right time she still has a couple of shows for April (details below). For those who are not so lucky here is a great video recording of one of her shows from …

Allysen Callery has been playing on Folk Radio UK for quite a while now. We were bowled over by her album Hobgoblin’s Hat. Her music and lyrics are other-worldy and spellbinding. We were over-joyed therefore when she agreed to record this session which she stretched to five tracks instead of the usual four (a great bonus). It was recorded late at night by Myles Baer and she tells us they …

Following up 2007’s debut Hopey; Rhode Island-based Allysen Callery released her second album Hobgoblin’s Hat in February this year. The LP’s title tips its hat to Finnish author Tove Jansson, of Moomins fame, who happens to be one of Callery’s favourites. In keeping with this fairytale Moominland, her songs are a collectively dark form of storytelling, with the singer songwriter often reworking her self-written poetry (“Vincenzo Part 1 & 2”). …

This mix began with an experimental piece by Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh. I never quite know where a mix will go and it pretty much depends on my mood and what is influencing me at the time. All of it was done late at night, in those quiet small hours.