What do you get when you combine raw acoustic folk with some high-end production? You get Mt Kili’s sophomore album, The Noticer.
Continue reading “Discovery: Mt Kili Reflects on a Road Less Travelled in The Noticer”
Bristol’s Lady Nade first featured on our blog late last year through her exploration of generational trauma, One Of Us. Her new single is also family-focused, but with a very different slant.
Continue reading “Lady Nade Pays Homage to her Grandfather in Poignant Folk-Pop Single Bloom”
Jake Dryzal has previously released music under the monikers Blue Navy and Great American Racer. With his latest album he’s decided to put his own name to the forefront.
Continue reading “Discovery: Jake Dryzal Proves Solo Prowess in Striking Debut Album Untogether”
Regular readers will know the name Luna Keller by now, but did you know that she has a family band side project too?
Continue reading “Discovery: Luna Keller’s Side Project Features Her Parents and a Stern Feline”
It’s difficult to be bold in the face of those who wish we would silently slip away, but that’s exactly what Zora McDonald and her band Dryadic have done with their new album, Permission To Speak.
Continue reading “Dryadic Balance Politics and Vulnerability on Bold New Album Permission To Speak”
The Cross Sea’s new self‑titled album is a striking debut from a project built on instinct, collaboration, and emotional release.
Continue reading “Discovery: The Cross Sea Drop a Mesmerising Debut Built on Instinct and Creative Chemistry”
Chris Euesden, Eddie Affleck, Judith & Trish, Leather’O, Phil Cerny, and White Sail were among the performers in the venue’s intimate upstairs room.
Continue reading “Photoset: York Residents Celebrate Winter Folk Day at The Black Swan Inn”
New to our blog, Tom Woodward is a genre-blending folk artist that is worthy of attention.
Continue reading “Discovery: Tom Woodward’s Thoughtful, Genre‑Blending Folk Album, Come Come Karma”
If the Sun Dies by Philadelphia, USA’s folk stalwart Greg Weeks is an incredibly warm, gentle album punctuated by moments of noise and harshness.
Continue reading “Discovery: Greg Weeks’ Stunning Guitar Work Elevates If the Sun Dies”
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