The Very best in Folk Roots & Acoustic Music
My Nuclear Radio is the fascinating new album from dynamic multi-instrumentalist Jim McHugh who has been receiving steady radio play over the last couple of years since the release of Noise Machine back in 2016.
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Irish born Bob Bradshaw relocated to the United States many moons ago and has since worked tirelessly to emulate the roots-rock stylings of Texan performers that he grew up adoring. The result is a monumental body of work that has seen him heralded around the globe for his own unique and intangible version of Americana.
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Show of Hands latest album, Battlefield Dance Floor, will be released at the end of this month, ahead of their Now We Are Four tour later this year.
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Jens Carelius has released his new album entitled “Opsi” on Jansen Records. The album is named after his great-great-grandfather Fritz “Opsi” Doerries, the entomologist, and was inspired by his travels through Eastern Siberia in the late 1800s.
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Session Americana’s new album North East is an exploration of popular and folk music from the Northeastern United States as filtered through the many tastes and voices of the Session Americana community.
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Cut Throat Francis are a Bristol-based gypsy folk band who describe themselves as a ‘Balkan swing band…kind of’ and honestly that’s about as close as you can get to putting a definition into words for what they do. The reality is that the group have created a sound that borders on blissfully indescribable and this year saw the release of their latest EP This Garden’s Never Gonna Grow.
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Finn Collinson is a stunningly talented young multi-instrumentalist with seemingly endless talents and a host of successes to his name but this month saw the release of his official debut album Call to Mind
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Nashville’s Jeremy Ivey is releases his debut album, The Dream and the Dreamer, out on September 13 via ANTI- Records.
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Hawks with Good Intentions, the new album collaboration by Californian cosmic country rockers I See Hawks in L.A. and Liverpool folk duo The Good Intentions
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