Richard Hawley
Now Then: The Very Best of Richard Hawley
Double CD collection from Richard Hawley spans over twenty years of the now legendary Sheffield musician and songwriter’s career, and proves a real treat for fans as well as a wonderful introduction for those only just discovering his music
Ryan Young
Just a Second
Delayed second album from Scottish traditional musician Ryan Young us a personal triumph as well as a musical joy
Rab Noakes and Brooks Williams
Should We Tell Him: Songs By Don Everly
Rab Noakes’ final recordings with Brooks Williams on this album of Don Everly coversare a poignant reminder of his own talent and his love of a good song
Jim Ghedi and Toby Hay
Jim Ghedi and Toby Hay
Magical new collection of guitar pieces from Jim Ghedi and Toby Hay showcases the alchemy they create when they collaborate
Brigid O'Neill
The Truth And Other Stories
Excellent new album from Brigid O’Neill, who has been establishing a reputation as one of the best storytelling songwriters around and which will delight her fans and convince new audiences of the truth of her talent.
Erlend Apneseth
Nova
Erlend Apneseth’s latest acoustic solo album extends the power and range of his chosen instrument, the Hardanger fiddle
Luke Daniels
The Cobhers
Inspiring project from Luke Daniels which brings together dance tunes from the folk tradition with seventies disco
Brona McVittie
The Woman in the Moon
Latest album from Brona McVittie continues her exploration of the possibilities of Celtic-lore inspired folk through original and traditional songs, with ongoing musical collaborations and new experimental arrangements
Angeline Morrison
The Sorrow Songs: Folk Songs of Black British Experience
Timed for release during Black History Month, this wonderful collection of new songs by Angeline Morrison is a heartfelt tribute to the untold stories of unsung people who are part of our shared heritage.
Brooks Williams and Aaron Catlow
Ready for the Times
Fantastic collection of songs with great arrangements and inspired choices that showcase the talents of Aaron Catlow on fiddle and Brooks Williams on guitar.
Soup Review
Go and See
Extraordinary latest collection from Soup Review about everyday topics will bring a smile to your face and a tear to your eye
Benedicte Maurseth
Hárr
Magical new album by Benedicte Maurseth which. a portal into a world shared by music and nature, wildlife and mountain people, traditional Norwegian folk tunes and contemporary minimalist arrangements, is a highly rewarding listening experience
Kiki Dee and Carmelo Luggeri
The Long Ride Home
Superb latest album from singer Kiki Dee and guitarist Carmelo Luggeri which will delight their loyal fans and is a great introduction to their music for those who haven’t yet discovered it
John Mayall
The Sun is Shining Down
Latest album from John Mayall reminds us why he is known as the godfather of British Blues, as, working with a fantastic array of contemporary musicians, he proves still has what it takes to please his fans as he approaches his ninetieth birthday next year
Banjo Jen
Fine Line
Excellent new single from Banjo Jen which proves a great introduction to her take on country and Americana music
Martha And The Muffins
Marthology: In and Outtakes
This selection from their archives is a reminder of just how great Martha and the Muffins are. Lots of good memories but there’s also a freshness to their music that is sure to win them new fans.
Charlie Dore
The Man Who Built Christmas (And Other Stories)
Fine new EP from Charlie Dore who has taken inspiration from the Christmas season, creating songs that will inspire us to consider what it is all about
Greatest Endangered Thing
And You, And Me
Sam Taylor and Rebecca Van Cleave have changed the name of their duo, but not their music, which builds on their considerable musical achievements as Ophelia
Simeon Walker
Imprints EP
Excellent EP from pianist and contemporary composer Simeon Walker proves the perfect introduction to his music for new fans and a treat for those who are already familiar with his work.
Serious Sam Barrett
The Seeds of Love
Fresh and authentic latest album from Serious Sam Barrett which is firmly rooted in the folk tradition and celebrates the part love songs play in that genre.
Jez Hellard and the Djukella Orchestra
The Fruitful Fells
Upliftinga and beautiful collection of songs from Jez Hellard and the Djukella Orchestra that resonate with the mood of the times
Maria Muldaur with Tuba Skinny
Let’s Get Happy Together
Return to her roots for Maria Muldaur with this new album, a collaboration with Tuba Skinny, a young group of musicians who share her enthusiasm for 1920s and ‘30s New Orleans Jazz and Blues
Lillebjorn Nilsen and Andy Irvine
Live in Telemark
Recorded live in August 1994 at the Telemark Festival in Norway, in front of an appreciative audience, this album from Lillebjorn Nilsen and Andy Irvine is a great reminder that music is a universal language.
MG Boulter
Clifftown
Highly personal and evocative new album from M G Boulter which tells of his relationship with his home town of Southend on Sea
Robert Jurjendal
Water Finds a Way
Imaginative fourth album from Estonian guitarist Robert Jurjendal which continues to explore the concept of instrumental exploration that is so much part of his solo work
Julien Boudart
Nome Polycephale
French sound artist and musician Julien Boudart explores the boundaries of sound inspired by an ancient myth in this first volume of a planned series
Surreal Appeal
Gently Deranged
New release from Sheffield based three piece group Surreal Appeal, bringing their electronic psychedelic sensibilities to an intriguing collection of songs.
Myles Cochran
Unsung
Building on the promise of last year’s ‘My Own Devices’ EP, American bluegrass and country instrumental musician Myles Cochran’s new album shows his talents to the full
Jane Weaver
Flock
Optimistic latest album from 'Modern Kosmonaut' Jane Weaver which provides a vision for the brighter future that we all need
Slow Readers Club
91 Days in Isolation
Excellent second album for 2020 from the Slow Readers Club, which created in very different circumstances from their last album proves a reminder of their energy and creativity
Duke Robillard
Blues Bash
Fantastic new album from blues master Duke Robillard that reminds us just how joyous the blues can be
Merry Hell
Emergency Lullabies
Rousing and uplifting new album from folk rock outfit Merry Hell which celebrates resilience and unity
Martin Simpson
Home Recordings
New collection of recordings from highly regarded singer and guitarist Martin Simpson hits exactly the right note for the strangest of years
Soup Review
Beneath the Big White Moon
New collection of songs from Sheffield duo Soup Review is the perfect mix of the hilarious and the heartbreaking, celebrating the everyday anxieties we all have
Fay Hield
Wrackline
First-rate latest album from Fay Hield upon which she weaves the traditional with the contemporary in experienced and accomplished style
Padraig Jack
Making Sand
Debut album from Padraig Jack establishes him as one of the most exciting new contemporary singer songwriters to come out of Ireland
Danberrys
Shine
First-rate third album from Nashville-based Americana duo the Danberrys which take them from their acoustic roots to a darker and more powerful sound
Brona McVittie
The Man In The Mountain
Brona McVittie’s second album weaves folklore and mythology with contemporary arrangements and inspired songwriting to magical effect
Myles Cochran
My Own Devices
Excellent latest EP from Myles Cochran is a mesmerising instrumental soundtrack to the summer of 2020
Eileen Gogan and the Instructions
Under Moving Skies
Eileen Gogan’s second album pushes the boundaries of her songwriting and production skills, and is a great showcase for her talents
Gary Olson
Gary Olson
Ex Ladybird Transistor frontman Gary Olson joins forces with Norwegian brothers Ole Johannes and Jorn Aleskjaer to create a perfect indie pop album that was eight years in the making
Ma Polaine's Great Decline
City of Love
Fine third album from folk duo Ma Polaine's Great Decline who build on their reputation for writing distinctive music inspired by curious stories
Ben Kunder
Searching for the Stranger
Third album from Canadian musician Ben Kunder which continues his journey down the path of self-discovery through song writing and more than fulfills the promise of his earlier albums
Micah Erenberg
Art Week: Live From The Secret Beach
Live album and short film from Canadian songwriter Micah Erenberg that unwittingly captures these lo-fi, home produced times for music in a thoughtful and charming way
Paul J Bolger
Paul J Bolger
First-rate return to making music for film maker Paul J Bolger, who last released an album twenty five years ago
Lovely Eggs
I Am Moron
The Lovely Eggs have created exciting music for unexpectedly quiet times and it’s a welcome blast of fresh air
Nels Andrews
Pigeon and the Crow
Enchanting and beautifully performed tales of life from Los Angeles singer-songwriter Nels Andrews, which have the power to transport us to another time and another place
Matt Monro
Stranger in Paradise/The Lost New York Sessions
Appealing double CD from 60's/70's singer Matt Monro which combines together both a Greatest Hits album with a lost album of Broadway songs recorded in New York
Steo Wall
Where I’m From
Irish wordmith and songwriter Steo Wall shares what’s important to us all with these songs and gives us an insight into his own life experiences and transformations
Stephen Fearing
The Unconquerable Past
Stephen Fearing’s latest solo album highlights his talents as a songwriter and musician for both his long term fans and a new audience
Gill Landry
Skeleton at the Banquet
Thought provoking album for dark times from ex Old Crow Medicine member Gill Landry, the poetry of whose lyrics and the warmth of whose voice help sweeten the bitter pill of this new collection of songs
Kankou
Kuma
Magical new album in which Kankou Kouyate’s Malian heritage blends with Mark Mulholland’s Glasgow-based rock
Zap Mama
Adventures in Afropea
Superb reissue of Brussels-based five-piece female group Zap Mama's seminal world music album
Harp And A Monkey
The Victorians
Eagerly awaited new album from Manchester-based trio A Harp and a Monkey takes us time travelling to the pop music of the 19th century, bridging the gap and making connections with our Victorian past
Marvin Powell
Dust of the Day
New album from Marvin Powell is a beautifully performed introduction to this Liverpool musician’s thought-provoking songs
Michael Walsh
Quarehawk
Remarkable Irish folk-influenced album from Sheffield-based folk musician and songwriter Michael Walsh
Darren Hayman
12 Astronauts
New collection of songs by Darren Hayman celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Moon landings by sharing a very personal perspective of the twelve men who have walked on the moon
Murray A, Lightburn
Hear Me Out
Fantastic second solo album from Dears' frontman Murray A. Lightburn, who while influenced by his love of the music of the past has created music that is perfect for these times
Kadialy Kouyate
Taling Dimala - Beautiful Tales
Kadialy Kouyate’s kora playing soothes the soul with its beautiful melodies and deep messages from the griot tradition of West Africa
Ida Wenoe
The Things We Don’t Know Yet
Enchanting and haunting second album from Danish singer songwriter Ida Wenoe who sings in English