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Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening – Hollowbone
Kathryn Tickell's music flows so naturally you could be forgiven for thinking it's plucked from the air. Hollowbone belies that notion in magnificent style. The music is complex and animated, exploring...
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Bill Jones: Wonderful Fairytale
Wonderful Fairytale sees Bill Jones return in excellent form, with an exceptional album that fulfils the promise of her early career, and confirms that this gifted performer still has so much to offer....
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Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmonds – Singing It All Back Home
Singing It All Back Home has all the passion and history of the characters that populate these stories; Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmonds paint them in a fascinating new light, while holding fast to...
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Interview: Blue Rose Code on his new show – This Is Caledonian Soul
Ross Wilson, aka Blue Rose Code, talks to Folk Radio UK about his new show 'This Is Caledonian Soul' which returns to The Queen's Hall in August and heads to London's Union Chapel in September. The...
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AKA Trio: Joy
Antonio Forcione (Italy), Seckou Keita (Senegal) and Adriano Adewale (Brazil) bring together the musical traditions of three continents with contemporary themes and rhythms in an utterly beguiling...
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Kate Rusby: Philosophers, Poets & Kings
Kate Rusby's 17th studio album "Philosophers, Poets & Kings" is utterly delightful; she journeys into new territory while maintaining that unshakeable bond to her musical heritage. One of her...
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Curse of Lono: 4am and Counting
On 4am And Counting, Curse Of Lono deliver a series of assured and masterful live studio performances, for an outstanding album that can sit proudly alongside its two predecessors. The post Curse of...
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Aidan O’Rourke – 365: Volume 2
With the release of 365: Volume Two, Aidan O'Rourke continues to present highlights from both his music and James Robertson's stories; and again collaborates with piano and harmonium player Kit Downes....
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Dick Gaughan: The Harvard Tapes
Dick Gaughan's greatest talent has to be his ability to share his music with skill, passion and humour. That fact is abundantly clear on The Harvard Tapes, a unique and unmissable opportunity to relish...
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Daoirí Farrell: Artist of the Month Interview
With the recent release of 'A Lifetime of Happiness', we catch up with Dublin's Daoirí Farrell to talk about his new album and the influences behind it. Don't miss his upcoming tour in March/April. The...
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The Gloaming: The Gloaming 3
The Gloaming 3, sees the band take the step into the unknown with an even wider exploration of the possibilities that music presents... a bold, beguiling, magnificent album. The post The Gloaming: The...
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Ruth Notman & Sam Kelly: Changeable Heart
Changeable Heart's soul is in the traditions from which Ruth Notman and Sam Kelly draw their inspiration, but at its heart is a series of exquisite vocal duets from two of the finest voices in the...
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Iain Morrison: SÀL
The unique and utterly fascinating elemental power of Lewis born Iain Morrison's music has never had a more emotive outlet than SÀL. He has surpassed even his own high standards in a work of...
View ArticleLau: Midnight And Closedown
This is music in evolution. Melody, poetry, emotion and memory weave in and out like stories. Midnight And Closedown is the next chapter in Lau's fascinating story. As ever from Lau, it's a unique and...
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