With it being the Cambridge Folk Festival this forthcoming weekend, there is no better time than to announce the news that two of the most well-renowned Folk Festivals in the world, Newport and Cambridge, are to form a working partnership.…
In this modern world of processed beats and electronically programmed ‘drops’, it is refreshing to hear an artist take traditional music and add their own unique spin to it. Nick Mulvey has done just that on his latest single, ‘Mountain…
The annual Cambridge Folk Festival, now 53 years old, is Europe’s premier folk festival. A celebration of talent from all over the world, it’s a festival committed to giving stage time to up and comers as well as showcasing some…
“After Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash passed away, there was a great void within me, as I admired their artistry deeply,” says Dan Blakeslee on he and his band, the Calabash Club’s, latest single. He continues, “I was immediately…
Featuring stunning direction from director Lauren Finerman, the music video for Magana’s ‘Inches Apart’ perfectly accentuates the masterful embrace of emotive substance that is so very clearly a focal point for the artist when developing her music. With a quiet…
Tobin J Stewart’s musical project, Carpet of Horses, released on his self-made Montsou Records label is the definition of indie music distilled to its most proper form. Everything is meticulously written, recorded, and produced in top handcrafted form, including every…
Having released her new album, Goodnight City, last year, site favourite Martha Wainwright is on tour around the UK. Her London show is this Tuesday, 11th July at ULU and you can buy tickets for the show here. However, the…
Following a successful Kickstarter campaign for the acclaimed Cincinnatian folk duo to release their second record of studio-recorded music together, consummate cellist Michael G. Ronstadt got to work on releasing what could well be described as the first single from…
As we’ve basked in these balmy days of summer weather, there’s been an undeniable itch to break out of the office and go for a frolic in the countryside. It seems Martha Tilston also had that itch as that’s exactly…
We present ‘Get On Top’, our third and final song from our session with Louis Brennan. Louis describes ‘Get On Top’ as “a paean to the early days of romantic love and the kindness of strangers”. If you missed the…