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Jacob & Drinkwater London, UK
On tour in UK April/May '22.
Jacob & Drinkwater have been called ‘stand out new Folk’ by
BBC6 Music and ‘inventive and thrilling’ by R2 Magazine. Jacob's sweeping vocals never fail to captivate, delivering many a spine-tingling moment; the fluidity and precision of his finger-picking underpinned by Drinkwater's nimbly rhythmic double bass; the layers of depth a perfect counterfoil.
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I've been listening to this album on lot on my lockdown lunchtime walks - it's such a beautiful mixture of melancholy and hope, every track has a unique personality, and feels authentic and true. I love it.
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Flight Path Rhymes
by Emily Barker
supported by 24 fans who also own “The Nameless”
I love these alternative versions of the 'Murmuration' songs. The stripped down instrumentation creates an intimite vibe, while the poem intertwines them into a concept-like album. As a result, this is a new album that stands out on its own and that is more than just a complement to 'Murmuration'. 'Ordinary' already was a beautiful song, yet 'Extraordinary' adds something extra for me. And because the piano intro somehow calls up some recognition. Another beautiful album by Emily Barker!
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Tense, moody, guitar-forward songs from VanWyck that emphasize tension and fragility.
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The latest from the UK’s Chris Brain is a gorgeously wrought album of tender acoustic folk music.
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Rich, pastoral folk meditations on nature and healing from the UK singer-songwriter.
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The Edge of the Land
by Katie Spencer
supported by 23 fans who also own “The Nameless”
I first heard Katie Spencer on YouTube when she was featured on the For Bert Jansch playlist. Katie played her own song called Shannon Road. The lead break that she plays twice really got my attention. I became a fan instantly. Every track on this album is lovely. The whole listening experience is like a favourite film running through my head. I'm so glad that in my twilight years I discovered Katie. I wish her a long and succesful career in music.
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