Dream Folk
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Martha Bean – Here Comes the Snowstorm Review
Wintery folk for the introspective ear
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She Keeps Bees – Kinship Review
Warm acoustic rock to greet like an old friend
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Introducing… Michael Baker
An alternative anthem for mental health
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Afenginn – Klingra Review
A cycle of circles to melt your brain and engage your heart
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Tony Volker – Where The Light Gets In Review
Kaleidoscope folk to take on a road trip
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Rapt – Within Thrall Review
The dream bell tolls for dark folk music
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Budapest – Conifera Review
There are a few countries in the world where I don’t have much music from and Peru is certainly one of them. Hailing from Lima,…
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Jesca Hoop – Stonechild Review
Quiet folk to brood over
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Live Vault – Jasmine Rodgers
Cowboy folk
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Rosemary & Garlic – A Step Out Review
A sublime live EP
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Kishi Bashi – Omoiyari Review
When a violin virtuoso takes on vintage folk
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Max Sokolinski – Before the Rain Stops Review
Softer, softest, hush
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MARBL – The Flight of the Hawks Review
Dreamy folk for the afternoon drive
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GEA – Snow Review
GEA popped onto my radar previous with a promising album which alluded to something more cohesive with strength later down the line. Now returning with…
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Introducing… Allman Brown
Folk for the rapture
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Live Vault – Raoul Vignal
Lush dreamy Frenchness
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Melas Leukos – Fable Review
Nomadic folk for all the world to love
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Olivia Chaney – Shelter Review
Top tier folk ballads from the heart
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Yaima – Antidote Review
Yaima provides the Antidote to your heart and the Earth around you
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Happy Rhodes – Ectotrophia Review
Dream Pop is a wonderfully cryptic genre as it can mean many things to different people. For Happy Rhodes, Ectotrophia is a fantastic compilation of…
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Raoul Vignal – Oak Leaf Review
The softest of French rock Raoul Vignal was a sensational discovery for me last year with his superb album The Silver Veil. Returning right at…
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Katie Mullins – Three Songs Review
Vocal Folk Perfection Katie Mullens returns to music after a period of time away healing her voice that had been injured for the third time!…
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Aniseed – Geranium EP Review
Dreamy folktronica and ambient crossover debut Aniseed’s debut EP “Geranium” introduces us to the East Anglia based musician and producer with their penchant for tape-recorded…
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Tunng – Songs You Make At Night Review
The perfect example of Folktronica Tunng have quietly become one of my favourite folktronica bands over the past few years. Their albums fall somewhere on…
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Nadine Khouri – A New Dawn Review
Khouri Can British-Lebanese singer/songwriter Nadine Khouri has been gathering momentum with her sultry but delicate atmospheric folk music and with her new EP “A New Dawn”…
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Tom Rosenthal – Z-Sides Review
Taking anthems to slumberland Tom Rosenthal has always gone a bit against the grain. His style of indie folk-pop has always been very self-contained to…
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Sibylle Baier – Colour Green Review
A lost gem rediscovered 30 years later Sibylle Baier’s story is a wonderful one that is similar to one of my all-time favourite musical artists…
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Lissom – Lissom Review
A collaboration in intimate sound design and crystalline vocals Lissom is a collaborative work between French pianist & composer Julien Marchal and British songwriter Ed…
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Fawns of Love – Part Time Punks Session Review
A celestial siren-like rock show A live EP release is usually a bit of a tricky release to sort out but its actually a good place…
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The Travelers VGM – “Heart of the Forest (Music from Secret of Mana) Review
Exceptional folk arrangements from an early 90's RPG classic
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Iain Morrison – “3am” Review
Great Scot he's done it again
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Marya Stark – “Lineage” Review
With a voice and a drum, Stark will woe your body numb
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Clint Michigan – “Centuries” Review
Folk to bitch to
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Introducing… Bent Denim #RecordStoreDay
Misery in synth folk minor
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Tom Rosenthal – “Don’t Die Curious” Review
A happy EP for giving you the wind beneath your wings
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Johanna Warren – “Gemini II” Review
An exceptional twin follow up to Gemini I
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Lowpines – “In Silver Haildes” Review
Music to mumble too in shuffle fashion
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Emaline Delapaix – “Songs From the Road Vol 1” Review
Acoustic ditties to swoon to
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Iain Morrison returns with new album
Scottish folkster returns for more tales of wisdom
