A wonderful **** review for Blair Dunlop‘s album in RnR Magazine in the UK ‘Blair combines melancholy with a great turn of phase and no little wit”
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Lúnasa described by The New York Times as the ‘hottest Irish acoustic group on the planet’ return to Australia to play exclusively at the Irish Festival Australia in Sydney this November. For more details an tickets visit www.sydneyirishfestival.com
After stunning fans at Port Fairy Folk Festival and Blue Mountains Music Festival last week, Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker have released their new album, Seedlings All. Watch their stunning video to ‘Chicago’...
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★★★★½ The Sydney Morning Herald Rodrigo y Gabriela Review
Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker sing beautifully drawn miniatures full of a melancholy reminiscent of early-70’s folk singers like Sandy Denny, June Tabor and Shirley Collins. But when the the duo…
NOTES FROM AN ISLAND (Gilded Lily Records/Planet) ★★★★☆ Blair Dunlop doesn't advertise it but his father, Ashley Hutchings, was one of the most influential musicians in the English folk boom...
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On the eve of his sophomore Australian tour dates Blair Dunlop is set to release his fourth studio album ‘Notes From An Island’. Described as his heartbreak album exploring the parallels of personal solitude and national isolationism.
Ahead of Blair Dunlop‘s second visit to Australia, he took the time to chat with Chris Familton about his new album’s blend of English folk and American country music and the role that…
Marking his third solo album, singer-songwriter Glen Hansard has released Between Two Shores out today via Anti-. Following up 2015’s GRAMMY nominated Didn’t He Ramble, and his 2012 solo debutRhythm and Repose, the ten-track collection was produced by Hansard himself...
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By the time you read this the new album by Blair Dunlop, Notes From An Island, will have been completed – he was midway through recording it when we spoke