Singer-songwriter Kelly Oliver’s connection with the trad folk world goes right back to her debut…Read the postKelly Oliver on new album Botany Bay, Hertfordshire songs and organic arrangements
Although ‘psych-folk’ contains the magical four-letter f-word, the late 1960s and early 1970s period of…Read the postMark Constantine of ECC Records on psych-folk collaboration The Self Preservation Society
The first thing we hear is air filling the lungs of Ian Lynch’s uilleann pipes,…Read the postLankum: Between the Earth and Sky – Folk Witness Album of the Year 2017
Established enough to surely be sick of those ‘do you regret calling yourselves that?’ questions…Read the postThe Young’uns: Strangers
Wiltshire singer Rosie Hood – a third of The Dovetail Trio as well as a…Read the postRosie Hood on new album The Beautiful & The Actual, Wiltshire songs and her EFDSS fellowship
Jim Moray’s last album, Skulk, was undoubtedly a fine achievement. It showed a refinement of…Read the postJim Moray: Upcetera – Folk Witness Album of the Year 2016
These ‘song project’ albums are very definitely a thing now. Throwing together a group of…Read the postSweet Liberties
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Following the success of 2014’s This Willowed Light, Maz O’Connor is back with a new…Read the postMaz O’Connor interview part one: new album The Longing Kind, the writing process and folk heroines
He’s always had it in him. Jim Causley’s first solo album, 2005’s Fruits of the…Read the postJim Causley: Forgotten Kingdom