Gareth Dunlop's latest long-player 'No. 79' is released on 11th August 2017. Folk and Tumble have enjoyed a sneak preview of the Belfast man's newest work.
Jack Cade and The Everyday Sinners return with a hard-hitting country rock record, a rallying cry for the working man in these turbulent times of 2017.
We take a listen to 'Don't Mess With Mrs Murphy' - the latest solo offering from Heather Lynn Horton who along with Michael McDermott makes up The Westies.
Paddy Nash returns with a more stripped back sound on 'Gate Fever'. The songs are stark, almost dystopian, and full of bite in these Brexit and Trump days.
'Ephrata' is the long-awaited, globally influenced, folk-tinged album from Northern Irish singer and songwriter Joshua Burnside. Available on 5th May 2017.
'Ink' is the seventh full-length album from Northern Ireland's elder statesman of song Anthony Toner: – a unique narrative on life, love, and all between.
Thick with Americana poetry, drawing on influences from Townes Van Zandt to Guy Clarke, 'Close Ties' by Rodney Crowell stands up with his best work to date.
Former Men At Work frontman Colin Hay releases his 13th solo record 'Fierce Mercy' with the usual mix of tender ballads and hook-driven Americana tunes.
