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.
'Old Flowers' is the beautiful new album from American songwriter and vocalist Courtney Marie Andrews, laden with heartache and love of a love that is gone.
'One Town Over' is the debut record from songwriter G.F. Patrick, with blue-collar anthems and tales of hardship and loss drawing comparison to Steve Earle.
'Faerie Fire' by Marc Block is a preview EP of some songs that will be on his upcoming album 'Faerie Fire Dances' later in the year and some that won't.
'That's How Rumors Get Started' is the third studio album from Illinois' Margo Price and it weighs in with all the country-rock attitude this year deserves.
'Unfollow The Rules' marks the return of Rufus Wainwright with a Three Act record with nods to his love of theatre and the Laurel Canyon music community.
Full of self-deprecating humour, 'Highly Meditated' is the exciting latest album release from businessman, songwriter and the yoga loving Ward Richmond.
'Airs' is the first solo album from Scottish pianist Mhairi Hall, mixing timeless traditional Scottish melodies with her own contemporary compositions.
'Heartbreaker Please' is the brand new solo record from the legendary Teddy Thompson, laden with lyrical heartbreak and infectious Americana pop hooks.
'Confessional' is the second album from Irish songwriter Janet Devlin. It's a record of wisdom, recovery, grit and soul from the former X-Factor contestant.
On #BlackoutTuesday we paused for thought. Black lives matter. Black voices matter. And for much too long they've been lacking in the genre they created.
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
