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Collaboration brings a beautiful folk album with words of love. This is Alela Diane’s seventh album, and the story behind it starts with the death at the age of eighty-three of her...
Alela Diane Who’s Keeping Time? Alela Diane’s Who’s Keeping Time? arrives as a beautifully realised, quietly ambitious work shaped by an exceptional cast of musicians and collabora...
Dusty Roses is the latest single from Portland-based folk artist Alela Diane. The artfully-shot video was recorded in the attic of Diane’s Victorian home, built in 1892, and featur...
This week’s Podcast sees Keith talking to two fabulous singer-songwriters, both of whom have new albums out today. Alela Diane with Who’s Keeping Time and Thomas Dollbaum with Bird...
ALeeN ROSE [AY-lee-uhn rohz] and Luna Wolf Records are charmed to present “They’re There” (Feat. Willie Nelson), the debut single from
“I’m Here” is a haunting folk standout from The Child of Eve, the Chicago-based project of Ben Groth. Described as “about fear worn as a mask,” the track maneuvers from trickling a...
We gave Asher White earned an Artist To Watch accolade last year upon the release of her breakout album 8 Tips For Full Catastrophe Living. Since then, the Brooklyn-via-Rhode Islan...
EAGERLY AWAITED COMING OF AGE DEBUT ALBUM HERALDED WITH PLAINTIVE COSMIC COUNTRY REVERIE – LISTEN ACCLAIMED LAUREL CANYON SONGSTRESS NAMED TO ROLLING STONE’S INFLUENTIAL “THE FUTUR...
Aldous Harding introduced her new album Train On The Island with “One Stop,” a tremendous folk-pop track that includes the lyric “I met the real John Cale.” I thought Harding also...
meelu, originally from Kommetjie, South Africa, is the type of artist that is massive in another country, yet is not well known outside of it. ... a tender, atmospheric alt-folk ro...
The ethereal new solo single from Naomi Campbell, a member of Motel Sundown, carries us back in time, conveying us there through a wistful melody and her yearning vocals. With a se...
Neil Young's "Albuquerque." A Ditch Era classic, it was recorded with the Santa Monica Flyers in 1973 and released on 1975's Tonight's the Night. Like the Southwestern town its nam...
Lillian Leadbetter – “Move the Moon”-I’m not sure how they recorded this track, but it captures an intimacy that you’ll rarely hear. It’s almost like the lead vocal is whispered in...
The Chicago-reared, Vermont-based folk singer-songwriter Hannah Frances released her stunning album Nested In Tangles last fall. Today she’s back with the deluxe edition, headlined...
The Fiddle And The Drum is the new collaborative album from Renée Fleming and Béla Fleck, and My Epitaph is the latest single from it. Originally written and recorded by Appalachia...
Dar Williams The Freight Berkeley, CA April 9, 2026 Dar Williams has been creating powerful, popular, poignant, and sometimes humorous tunes and performing, acoustic guitar in han...
‘Untethered Alchemy’ by Lillian Leadbetter is a musical representation of a dream. Soft vocals and carefully crafted lyrics kindly cut through the heart of the listener. Lillian Le...
Berlin-based artist Alla Igityan delivers a heartfelt Americana-folk track that will have you melting into it within moments of first hearing.... a sun-kissed Americana-folk beauty...
I guess pretty much everyone reading this on Americana UK is familiar with and, judging by the plaudits heaped upon them, deeply enamoured with The Delines; the dark twisted tales...
DE/AL is a London-based electronic duo that draws inspiration from anything gentle and intimate. DE (Delja, a German singer/songwriter) and... The post DE/AL – Got a Lot on My Mind...
Chicago-based indie singer/songwriter Ari Lindo toys with the plaintive boundaries of folk music, incorporating layered rhythms and instrumentation pulled from indie rock, Brazilia...
To me, “Fade Into You” is not a song that makes sense as a duet. Mazzy Star’s 1993 classic is a solitary murmur of sleepy longing. There’s obviously a “you” in the song, but I thin...
Centered on a minimal acoustic arrangement that marks her debut as a vocalist and guitarist, “Seeds of God” is a hauntingly intimate single from Karen Salicath Jamali. Inspired by...
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