All things folk, country, Americana, and blues at Folk and Tumble
Established in 2010, Folk and Tumble reviews the latest folk, country, Americana, and blues records and interviews the writers and players behind the music.
Jake Blount’s latest record ‘Spider Tales’ explores the stories and often overlooked African-American influences woven through the Appalachian folk genre
Joe Edwards' debut release 'Keep On Running' is a slice of bluesy Americana with nods to some of the greats like Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and James Taylor.
Northern Shores and Stories – Elizabeth and Jameson
'Northern Shores and Stories', the debut release from Elizabeth and Jameson, sets sail on a wave of contemporary folk-pop, anchored by old Whitby folklore.
Former front man of Wolf People Jack Sharp's debut 'Good Times Older' finds the English singer rejuvenating folk classics for the twenty-first century.
On their latest release 'Shine', Nashville-based husband and wife duo The Danberrys have embraced a new electric sound, yet lost none of their folk roots.
'Brother Sister' is the latest album from siblings Sara and Sean Watkins, known here as Watkins Family Hour, and it highlights the duo's songwriting talent.
'What's new, Tomboy?' is the latest album from songwriter Damien Jurado. It's sonically different to his recent releases with bass and vocals to the fore.
'Live in London' by Sean Taylor, recorded at The Green Note, London is an album reminding us just how enjoyable a night of live music was and will be again.
I Used To Be Sad And Then I Forgot – Mr. Alec Bowman
'I Used To Be Sad And Then I Forgot' is the new record from Mr. Alec Bowman. It's one for fans of great songwriters such as Leonard Cohen or Van Morrison.
It's International Workers' Day 2020 and it's never been more important to show solidarity with the world's working class heroes. Solidarity forever...
They say the sight of a red cardinal is symbolic of the visit of a loved one. My Girl The River packs the same emotional weight in 'Cardinal in the Snow'.
With COVID-19 affecting both sides of the Atlantic, we caught up with Irish songwriter Ben Glover of The Orphan Brigade who is now based in Nashville, USA.
John Prine, one of the world’s great songwriters dies at 73
Singer-songwriter Amanda St. John talks to Folk and Tumble about coping strategies and ways of continuing in the music business during these strange times.
We recently caught up with Johnny Iguana of The Claudettes to chat about their new album 'High Times in the Dark' and maybe a new golden age of songwriting.
Continuing our series of interviews following the COVID-19 breakout, we caught up with guitarist Mike Ross to chat about his new project 'Dystopia Rising'.
