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A Chat with Jonah Connock (02.06.26)

With I Kept Your Secret, Saoirse, Jonah Connock delivers a debut rooted in emotional restraint and understated acoustic intimacy. The

A tradesman writing songs about tradesmen for tradesmen (and all the others ready to discover new folk music), Brick Turpin

For an artist whose reputation was built on interpreting the stories of others, Kris Drever’s Doing This For Love feels

Should you take a fancy to The Pogues – the band that sing the iconic Christmas song ‘Fairytale of New

Canadian genre-blending multi-instrumentalist Katie Dauson has released her eighth album, Change, which is upbeat and full of fun and heart.

With a sugary sweet smile that makes you want to giggle, bright eyes that make you grin, and the overall

The brainchild of singer-songwriter Javier Martinez, Tale Of Giants is an acoustic solo project that can move people with evocative

Musicians always tend to find their own groove, a specific sound, something that makes people identify and follow them. For

Raised in small towns and surrounded by open landscapes, Jason Lenyer Buchanan weaves intimate and honest narratives into warm, comforting

Luc Letourneau crafts a raw, atmospheric brand of alternative folk that feels like a cinematic awakening to the modern world.