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Watch the video for “Green Grow the Laurels”, Josienne Clarke’s stark new rendering of the traditional song, directed by Alec Bowman_Clarke. The single accompanies the announcement of “Regenerene MMXXVI”, a 12-track album that reveals her recent standalone singles are part of a larger return to the traditional material that first shaped her career.

Josienne Clarke releases Katie Cruel, a reimagining of the traditional folk song with two newly written verses aligning its themes of exile and endurance with the realities of an uncompromising artistic life. Built around electric guitar and recorders, the arrangement is spartan and resolute. The accompanying video finds Clarke as two figures on a windswept promontory — mourning black and ghostly white.

Josienne Clarke’s ‘Far From Nowhere’ is a giant leap of an album. Recorded in a remote Scottish cabin, the pared-back, analogue affair feels immediate and intimate, as if written on the spot. By exposing the DNA of her work, Clarke unlocks immense power, resulting in her “grandest effort to date” and the “best music of an already distinguished career.”

Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Josienne Clarke is set to release her new album, Far From Nowhere, on 17 October via her own Corduroy Punk label. Watch the video for her latest single, ‘What Do I Do?’. This is Clarke at her most raw and elegant, spinning vulnerability into a complete and compelling artistic statement.

Danny Neill catches the final night of the “Josienne Clarke Sings Sandy Denny” 2025 Tour at Cambridge Junction. “By the time of the evening’s yearning closer, ‘Who Knows Where The Time Goes,’ I am already resolving to return whenever this songbird flies across the evening sky once again.”

Josienne Clarke is currently touring “Across The Evening Sky: The Songs Of Sandy Denny”. Danny Neill catches up with Josienne to chat about Sandy Denny and Josienne’s own solo journey.

Josienne Clarke’s ‘Parenthesis, I’ is an affirmation that out of the deepest darkness sometimes comes the brightest light…to paraphrase her lyric, Clarke spins her alchemy, she gives us hope.

On Onliness, Josienne Clarke re-explores material from her own back pages – those that were overlooked, or simply songs she felt were abandoned. As a result, her music in 2023 is alive and simmering.

Watch the video for Josienne Clarke’s spellbinding new single ‘Words Were Never The Answer’, taken from her forthcoming album ‘Onliness’, out on April 14th.

Josienne Clarke announces her new album Onliness (songs of solitude & singularity) and shares the music video for The Tangled Tree, one of her earliest compositions and also our Song of the Day.

For her latest EP ‘Now & Then’, Josienne Clarke presents a surprising yet stunning collection of covers that include folk classics as well as songs by Sandy Denny, Radiohead, Sharon Van Etten and Nick Drake; it’s a masterpiece of the moment.

I Promised You Light seems to mark a turning point for Josienne Clarke, bursting with possibilities of the next steps for one of the most captivating and affecting musical artists around right now.

Taken from her forthcoming EP “I Promised You Light”, Josienne Clarke dons her roller skates for her latest video ‘Workhorse’, one of her more experimental tracks, with Sharon Van Etten and Sylvan Esso being the song’s musical touchstones.

Josienne Clarke takes a more upbeat route on her new EP “I Promised You Light” following a fan pleading with her to write something more positive. Watch the accompanying video for lead single “Driving At Night” as she delivers on that promise.

Taken from her new album “A Small Unknowable Thing” out this Friday (13 August), Josienne Clarke shares her new single and video “The Collector”, a song inspired by the writer John Fowles.

On Josienne Clarke’s ‘A Small Unknowable Thing’, the songs are so direct, showing an immediacy born of frustration and inspiration. Unshackled creative freedom screams out of every song…ripe with raw artistic expression combined with music of surefire melodic and dramatic purpose.

Watch a video exclusive of Josienne Clarke’s ‘A Letter On A Page’. Filmed by Alec Bowman Clarke, the song was written at a time when she wasn’t sure if she’d ever play music again… It’s from “A Small Unknowable Thing”, Clarke’s second solo album due for release on August 13th.

Josienne Clarke shares video for ‘Sit Out’, a gutsy and defiant new single taken from her forthcoming new album “A Small Unknowable Thing” which takes in a wide range of new and diverse influences. It’s also our Song of the Day.