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.
Mixing traditions old and new, 'Rakes and Misfits' is the second album from Granny's Attic member and squeezebox playing supremo Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne.
Chris Pierce is a protest singer tired of singing protest songs. He writes about issues of racism and oppression and in 2021, 'American Silence' needs to be heard more than ever.
'Grounded' is the latest in the 'Digressions' series from Irish songwriter and musician John Blek, seeing the Cork native draw beauty from the bleakness.
'Love and Desperation' is the 12th studio record from Rick Shea and draws on genres such as Outlaw Country, Americana and the Californian's Cajun roots.
Dublin-based songwriter Declan O'Rourke chatted at length to Folk and Tumble in advance of the release of his latest record 'Arrivals' on 9th April 2021.
Dean Owens and Calexico join forces for desert sounds releases
One year on from the first of our lockdown interviews, we caught up again to chat with Anthony Toner about live streams, Brexit, and unfinished business.
Almost a year on from our first lockdown chats, we caught up again with progressive folk-rocker Joshua Burnell to talk about the industry and upcoming shows.
