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Tag Archives: folk
LITTLE JOHNNY ENGLAND – Greetings From Grolloo
December 22, 2024

RadZ 2024 Insolent sentries of Albion tradition send their tunes up to descend on Dutch countryside with a lot of style. It must have been a daunting perspective for this ensemble to embark on the Grolloo Festival stage in March … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged folk, Little Johnny England, live
BEAU – Kingdom Of The Blind
May 4, 2023

Cherry Red 2023 English minstrel locates mysteries all around to crack enigmas in the world where sightlessness reigns. Listening to another set of epistles from the Leeds minstrel – his tenth gospel in ten glorious years – is not a … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Beau, folk, singer-songwriter
RUTH ANGELL – Hlywing
March 13, 2023

Talking Elephant 2023 Debuting with song cycle whose title means “shelter” and whose music enshrouds one’s soul in fragile warmth, English folk-shifting chanteuse finds her way to a welcoming home. Once in a while, artists come forth that, being slightly … Continue reading
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Tagged folk, Ruth Angell, singer-songwriter
DUO ATANASOVSKI – Liberté Toujours
December 19, 2022

MoonJune 2022 Rooted in fertile ground and drawing on influences from across the land, a dad-and-lad ensemble bring their joy to the world. Father-and-son units were part of creative landscape for centuries as a certain way to pass musicianship from … Continue reading
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Tagged Duo Atanasovski, folk, instrumental, jazz
THE ALBION CHRISTMAS BAND – All Are Safely Gathered In
December 1, 2022

Talking Elephant 2022 Veterans of folklore travels delve into tradition and novelty to let their fellowship shine ever so brightly. Mistletoe doesn’t have a scent yet if it did that’s the aroma this album would exude, as the ensemble whose … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Hutchings, Blair Dunlop, Christmas, folk, The Albion Band