Category: folk
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Deb Varn Finds Grace in the Gaps of Memory on “Forgetting to Remember”
Deb Varn’s poignant track captures the delicate balance of love and forgiveness amidst dementia’s challenges. Her tender folk delivery reveals how memory loss reshapes relationships and uncovers enduring connections.
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Mark Cee, simon romain jean, E.G. Phillips, Jeremy Ryan & Sam Garrett new this week!
Discover this week’s folk brilliance as Mark Cee transforms grief into musical introspection, simon romain jean champions raw authenticity, and E.G. Phillips, Jeremy Ryan, and Sam Garrett craft reflective, emotive journeys.
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Scott James Finds Stillness on New Single “Wild Life”
Scott James crafts a quietly powerful anthem in “Wild Life,” embracing folk influences with a modern edge. Rooted in nature, his nuanced storytelling channels Dylan’s clarity and Chapman’s depth, offering a restful rebellion against urban chaos.
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Zoe Konez Captures The Uneasy Art Of Beginning Again on Everything’s Fine
Zoe Konez’s *Everything’s Fine* navigates the delicate process of starting anew with warmth and authenticity. This self-made album captures the messy beauty of change, friendship, and self-discovery.
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The Muster Point Project, Dalinda, Pīwaka, The Cumberland River Project & Toni Vere new this week!
Discover the evocative depths of new folk music, from The Muster Point Project’s haunting search for unity to Dalinda’s intimate emotional exploration, Pīwaka’s transformative psychedelia, The Cumberland River Project’s timeless peace plea, and Toni Vere’s gritty prairie narratives. Each artist offers a unique lens on the human condition, sparking reflection and debate.
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Tale of Giants, Jonathan Lobo, Brandon Frizzell, Chloe Dunn & Jorge Natalin new this week!
Discover the captivating new releases in folk: Tale of Giants’ poignant travel tales, Jonathan Lobo’s reflective “Hero”, Brandon Frizzell’s critique on digital life, Chloe Dunn’s enchanting “Blossom”, and Jorge Natalin’s mystical “Shaman Album”. These artists redefine storytelling and musical boundaries.
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Riley Finch Finds Her Voice on the Bruised Glow of “My Own Flame”
Riley Finch’s “My Own Flame” reveals alt-rock as intimate confessional. Navigating from self-erasure to self-possession, her journey is etched in gritty emotion, defiance, and quietly powerful self-recognition.
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Tom Hartman, Ho Jo Fro, M3G, Caroline Whyte & Amelie Patterson new this week!
Tom Hartman folds indie folk and blues into an intimate prayer to nature, while Ho Jo Fro crafts tactile silence, and M3G navigates loss with soaring drama. Caroline Whyte and Amelie Patterson offer raw, introspective journeys, each carving unique, emotional soundscapes.
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Dave Des Finds His Voice on Catharsis Caught
Dave Des’s debut album emerges from years of quiet observation, shaped by island solitude and artistic community. His folk-rooted songs focus on intimate storytelling, marking a profound late-blooming arrival.
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VISSIA, Black River Ghost, Nemesis Uncle, Aria & inkind new this week!
Explore diverse musical journeys in this week’s folk highlights. VISSIA’s raw exploration of love, Black River Ghost’s Finnish-American fusion, Nemesis Uncle’s haunting storytelling, Aria’s hopeful heartache, and inkind’s warm debut invite deep reflection and connection.
