Marry Waterson

Cuckoo Storm is a deep dive into the farthest reaches of the minds and souls of Marry Waterson and Adrian Crowley – there is little doubt that this musical marriage has been a rich and bountiful success.

Tomorrow marks the release of ‘Cuckoo Storm’, the new album from Marry Waterson and Adrian Crowley; created by Marry, watch their new video, The Leviathan, in which an otherworldly creature floats in layers of seaweed, bubbles, and hand-painted cine film.

Taken from their forthcoming new album ‘Cuckoo Storm’, watch the animated video for Marry Waterson & Adrian Crowley’s new single ‘Watching The Starlings’.

Marry Waterson and Adrian Crowley announce their first collaborative album ‘Cuckoo Storm’ and share lead single ‘Undear Sphere’ – a song whose subtle power makes it so overwhelmingly beautiful.

Watch the stunning new visualiser video from Hack-Poets Guild for ‘Something to Love Me’, taken from their forthcoming debut album, Blackletter Garland, which is out this week on 10 March.

Hack-Poets Guild features three of the finest musical minds that the British folk scene has to offer, and on Blackletter Garland, an album that is more than the sum of its parts, they demonstrate the possible futures of folk music, all of them varied and vibrant.

Our Song of the Day comes from Hack-Poets Guild (Marry Waterson, Lisa Knapp and Nathaniel Mann) with Ten Tongues. Watch the accompanying animated video by Marry Waterson.

Lisa Knapp, Marry Waterson and Nathaniel Mann join forces as the Hack-Poet’s Guild and knock the ball out of the park with their lead single ‘Daring Highwayman’.

Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight’s “The Days That Shaped Me” 10th Anniversary re-issue is a beautifully evocative record…a celebration of family history, romances, memories, and the sheer joy of life. It’s been a poignant, and thoroughly heart-warming, pleasure to revisit.

One Little Independent Records announce a Record Store Day 10th Anniversary reissue of Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight’s ‘The Days That Shaped Me’ – on vinyl for the very first time, alongside live band recordings and new songs. Watch the video for the previously unheard single ‘Moira Mae’s’.

For this month and next, Emily Barker and Marry Waterson will be taking their album ‘A Window to Other Ways’ on the road. I caught up with Marry to talk about the album and how it all came about.

Featuring the Afro Celts, Teddy Thompson, Eliza Carthy, Green Gartside, Jackie Oates, Marry Waterson, Stealing Sheep, Honeyfeet and lots more, there’s more than enough invention, inspiration and at times outright eccentricity to ensure there’s something that’ll push your instant replay button.

Watch the video for the new single from Marry Waterson & Emily Barker, taken from their new album together ‘A Window To Other Ways’ – an exciting, explorative journey, and a charmed collaboration.

Marry Waterson and David A Jaycock reveal brand new video ‘Forgive Me’, taken from latest album Death Had Quicker Wings Than Love. The song’s lyrics cover a subject that any mother could no doubt empathise with, and it is encased beautifully in their atmospheric folk song.

This week’s show has a strong leftfield and alternative feel to it. Some of the tracks are from albums released on small labels that we love: including Okraina Records, Folklore Tapes, Reverb Worship, Burst & Bloom, Cardinal Fuzz, North Western Recordings and Mega Dodo.

Tomorrow sees the release of Death Had Quicker Wings Than Love, the new album from Marry Waterson & David A Jaycock. To celebrate the release, you can listen to the album in full and read, in Marry’s own words, about the songs and the making of the album.

It’s impossible to listen to Marry Waterson without the inevitable comparison to her mother, Lal. However, this album is firm evidence that while the apple may not have fallen far from the tree, it has grown into very much its own orchard, one made all the richer by her partnership with David A. Jaycock. This is one to treasure.

Over the next month, Kings Place will be hosting some of the very best Folk artists including Marry Waterson & David A. Jaycock, Faustus, Maddy Prior, Noel Hill as well as two Album launches from Leveret and Martin Simpson.