Where All Our Names Belong is the second collaboration between singer, accordionist, sansula player and dancer Hannah James and cellist Toby Kuhn. It’s a lovely album housed in a uniquely shaped booklet and Hannah and Toby play every note themselves. In fact, I kept checking to see if there wasn’t someone else on board. It’s a record that is at once simple and comple...

With over 55 sold-out performances of Coming Home to date, Cara will bring her acclaimed show to Cadogan Hall, London on April 16th 2026.

Following the release of the album and the publication of her book of the same name in March 2024 which featured her first new material in over six years, Cara toured this new production throughout 2023, 2024, and 20...

BBC Folk Awards nominee Dan Walsh is releasing his first full studio album of original material since 2019 – and it’s already been described as his ‘most exciting album to date’ by leading folk music producer Mark Hutchinson.

For the uninitiated internationally acclaimed banjo player, guitarist, songwriter, composer and vocalist Dan is a former BBC folk awards ...

Hi all and welcome along to my latest podcast. In this feature I talk to Stephen Lawson AKA Bluenose B about his new album Truth is King.

Join Stephen and I as we plough through each track on the album and take an in depth look at the meanings, and stories behind the tracks.This podcast is split in to three parts for your listening pleasure – so listen at ...

The Gigspanner Big Band are a unique force in British folk music… their high-energy, virtuosic performances appeal equally to traditionalists
and to those looking for something more experimental, and they have
garnered praise from publications as varied as fRoots, The Telegraph and The
Wire, where they w...