Wayside and Woodland Recordings

Golden Samphire Band share a video for “Waking Moment,” from debut album “Dream Is The Driver,” out now via Wayside & Woodland Recordings. Junkboy’s Mik and Rich Hanscomb, joined by Hannah Lewis, trace the song back to wild swims in Seaford Bay, paired with a grainy, VHS-to-NTSC video for a hazy, half-remembered summer feel.

South American field recording artist Caminauta has shared Encounters, the new single and video from her debut album Unseen Dimensions, due March 2026 via Wayside & Woodland Recordings. Shot during isolated coastal walks after three years of near-total solitude, the video captures the same unhurried, observational spirit as the music itself — organic, atmospheric, and quietly essential.

Yorkshire’s Lukas Creswell-Rost shares a new video for “Correspondent,” from his album Weight Away. Inspired by a BBC radio show, the song equates loss with a reporter sending back memories from afar. The video beautifully mirrors this, featuring scenes of Creswell-Rost traversing German and Swiss landscapes. It’s a poignant introduction to an album that masterfully balances grief with lush, ambitious pop.

Wisconsin-based duo Bell Monks, featuring Eric Sheffield and Jeff Herriott, share their new video for Keep The Sunlight Out; take some time to slow down and enjoy this one.

To mark the limited lathe cut vinyl edition of Littoral States on Wayside and Woodland Recordings, Junkboy premiere their video Landlocked. “…our album seeks to elevate the everyday and venerate the beautiful rituals of normalcy, the gallant ongoingness of life”.

Junkboy’s ‘Littoral States’ is an engulfing and satisfying half-hour – melodic, intelligent, haunting music that slips in and out of genres but always stays true to the overarching theme of places and how human emotions interact with them.

The Declining Winter (Richard Adams) and epic45 (Ben Holton and Rob Glover) head out on tour this November for what promises to be a beautiful psychogeographic dreamy listening experience.