Acoustic
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Introducing… Dani Larkin
Traditional folk songs and hymns get the atmospheric, haunted treatment.
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Seikilo Ancient World Music – ‘Sacred Harmony’ Review
Ancient lyres from thousands of years sparkle back into life.
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JFDR – from figure 8 Review
An intimate, emotional live performance.
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Introducing… Eve Goodman + SERA
Warm, nature folk inspired by the landscapes of North Wales
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Mon Rovîa’s ‘Heavy Foot’ is the protest folk anthem we need
A song for unity and an album about heritage and belonging from the Appalachian folk artist.
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Rapt returns with new single series to serenade you into reverie
Earnest and honest acoustic folk ditties to melt your heart and calm your weary soul - now in a single series format.
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Live Vault – Emiliana Torrini
An intimate yet enthralling acoustic performance from 2005.
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ganavya – Nilam Review
A calming voice of comfort in a busy, unforgiving world.
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Nina Nastasia – Songs for a World of Trouble Review
Stark, sparse folk music to explore what community and home feels like in a world full of trouble.
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Gitta De Ridder – N(i)e(u)w Land Review
Homely folk songs about love, home life and finding the warm hug in life.
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Introducing… Dubh Lee
A Cowboy Western of a love triangle introduces the world to Dublin's Lubh Lee.
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Marissa Nadler and Milky Burgess – The Bloody Gardener Review
Murder ballads given an ethereal rootsy reimagining.
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Introducing… Alexandra Alden
Sumptuous Mediterranean folk pop from Maltese singer-songwriter and an ex Malta x-factor judge!
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Introducing… Victoria Akua
Merging together medicine music with folk pop sensibilities in a heartwarming song about friendship.
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Mia June – Brain Like Computer Review
The troubles of being an adult and finding your way are delivered in understated gut punches with Mia June's new EP.
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Rapt – ‘Until The Light Takes Us’ Review
A delicate, quietly confident album on death, love, and coming to terms with both.
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His His – Good Gold Cassette Review
A golden hour indie folk EP that emulates the sound of a well-loved casssette
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Joan Shelley – Mood Ring Review
The softest traditional folk to lift your spirits as Autumn turns to Winter.
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Songs for June – Music for Obscure Sorrows Review
A piano-focused album exploring emotions we've only just given names to.
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Raoul Vignal returns with new dreamy folk album ‘Shadow Bands’
The softest French acoustic folk is back for another pillowy psychedelia tinged album
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Flower Face – Maniac Review
Acoustic indie pop musing on the things we don't like about ourselves after love has left us.
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Sivu – Perfect Life Review
Artistic brilliance stripped back to its folk roots with Sivu's intimate acoustic EP.
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fuvk – what is the purpose of your visit? Review
Sad, introspective and shy bedroom pop at its finest.
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Johanna Warren – The Rockfield Sessions Vol. 2 Review
A sumptuous and intimate farewell performance from an indie folk rock gem.
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Songs for June – Bring me back home Review
Rustic rootsy home recordings that convey honest vulnerability from a man feeling lost at sea.
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WoodFolk – Oak Review
Drone folk from the darkest forests of England.
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Ezra Feinberg – Soft Power Review
Guitarist and composer Ezra Feinberg showcases the quieter moments of his stringed arsenal.
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Johanna Warren – The Rockfield Sessions Vol 1 Review
A stunning live recording that any fan of acoustic psyche-folk needs to snatch up immediately.
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Introducing… Any Other
Any Other is trying to find forgotten memories on their upcoming 3rd LP
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Namian Sidibé – Namian Sidibé Review
Malian praise songs stripped back to voice and guitar
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Laura Veirs – Phone Orphans Review
Exceptional songwriting and acoustic performances from an artist finding purity in folk.
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Zarco – Não Lembra Ao Diabo Review
When a prog rock funk band takes on world folk music
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Tasha Zappala – From the Porch Review
Ethereal folk songs straight from the Tasmanian forest floor, with nature as the backing singers.
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Nina Nastasia – Riderless Horse Review
An unflinching portrait of surviving a toxic relationship and balancing grief and guilt.
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Joy Autumn – Come As You Are – A Tribute to Nirvana in Olympia
Numb dream folk renditions of grunge classics.
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Rosemary & Garlic – A Room of One’s Own Review
Dreamy chamber folk delivered in one of my favourite albums of 2023.
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Introducing… Adam Harpaz
Introducing the world to Ausa-Nova - Australian influenced costal bossa nova!
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Announcing ‘Forests and Temples Lost in Pixel’ by Sitorimon
Higher Plain Music creator pens a tribute to the forest VGM theme
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Starling Arrow – Cradle Review
Five spirit-folk songstresses team up for a vocal album to treasure.
