by Theresa Heath • • Comments Off on Interview| Cleo T – Welcome To The Cabaret
To many British folkies, it may seem as though Cleo T has suddenly burst on to the avant-folk scene in a shower of glitter, silk and French perfume. But this Italian-French demoiselle has been performing her intoxicating brand of Parisian-infused,…
by Ellie Rumbold • • Comments Off on Session | Video: Robert Ellis
For Folk’s Sake are proud to present an exclusive session with the lovely Robert Ellis. Following the recent release of his second album ‘The Lights From The Chemical Plant’, we teamed up to film Mr. Ellis in the incredible Gibson…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Interview | Landscapes, Longing and Love – The Musical World of Andrea Tomasi
Hello, please introduce yourself and your music to the uninitiated. Hello, my name is Andrea Tomasi. Lately I have been thinking about my music as a reorientation of energy. I will feel a certain energy, and need a way to…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Interview | FFS Hearts Courtney Barnett
At the end of last year we heard Aussie artist Courtney Barnett’s brilliantly witty, autobiographical number ‘Avant Gardener’ and couldn’t keep ourselves from hunting her down and finding out what we could. Unsurprisingly, having heard her woozy guitar riffs, frank…
by Theresa Heath • • Comments Off on Interview | Introducing…Stylusboy
Hello, please introduce yourself and your music to the uninitiated. Rach: We are Stylusboy, a folkish pop duo from Coventry! Steve: People have compared us to The Civil Wars, Lady Antebellum and The Swell Season. We have been around for…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Interview | Gaze is Ghost
Laura McGarrigle, or Gaze is Ghost, is an Irish singer-songwriter based in Cambridge, by way of Paris, India and Sweden. A crafter of beautiful, multi-instrumental, genre-blending folk, she reminds us of French innovator Camille, or experimental composer Sasha Siem. We…
by Theresa Heath • • Comments Off on Interview | Introducing…Johanna Glaza
Sometimes a CD wings its way through your post box that makes you stop and listen. Like – really stop and listen. Johanna Glaza’s debut EP, Silence is Kind – delightfully wrapped in layers of thick paper and lace – is one…
by Ali Mason • • Comments Off on Interview | Introducing… The Drink
We were so blown away when we heard The Drink’s ‘At The Weekend‘ a few weeks back that we just had to make it our Song of the Day immediately – despite the fact we knew nothing whatsoever about the…
by Ellie Rumbold • • Comments Off on Session | VIDEO: FFS Exclusive with Nathaniel Rateliff
For Folk’s Sake are proud to present an exclusive session with the one and only Nathaniel Rateliff. In timely course, with the imminent release of his second album ‘Falling Faster Than You Can Run‘ (Mod Y Vi Records, Nathaniel kindly…
by For Folk's Sake • • Comments Off on Interview | Introducing…The Pollyanna Band
The Pollyanna Band is a collaboration between Polly Paulusma and Annie Dressner or, we prefer to think of them, ‘a coming together of two titans.’ Make them your favourite new band of 2014. Hello, please introduce yourself and your music…