Granny’s Attic are gearing up for a series of Summer Festival dates including Sidmouth, Warwick, Moira Furnace, Bromyard and Derby Folk Festival. Joined by Alice Jones, here they are performing ABBA’s Does Your Mother Know…folk stylee.
Today marks the release of The Brickfields, the new album from English folk trio Granny’s Attic. To celebrate, watch them performing ‘Devils’ Arch’ live.
Granny’s Attic’s bold decision to record an all-instrumental album pays off in droves. With The Brickfields, they have secured their place as one of the most exciting and accomplished English folk acts on the scene right now.
Granny’s Attic announce their fourth studio album, ‘The Brickfields’ and premiere the video for their lead single “Cruds & Cream/Jig From New Harmony” – a delightfully infectious upbeat couple of tunes.
Watch ‘Wheels Of The World’, the title track of the new album from English folk trio Granny’s Attic. A song of Irish origin, it takes the listener on a vivid tour of the early 19th-century European political landscape which remains relevant to today’s political climate.
Wheels of the World is a remarkable achievement: an album that not only sounds like a classic folk album of many years vintage, but it can also stand head-and-shoulders with the best of them too. And it seems like they’ve only just started…
