'The Joy of Living' is the seventh album from English folk artist Jackie Oates, known for her work with The Imagined Village and it's a joy to listen to.
Irish songwriter and harpist Claire Roche releases 'From Then To The Here And Now'. It's a stunning combination of traditional Irish sounds and literature.
At the age of only fifteen, Ken Pomeroy has the voice and songwriting chops of an older soul, channeling legends like Woody Guthrie on her debut record.
Songwriter Martha L Healy has travelled far and wide drawing on a range of influences showcased here on the Americana inspired 'Keeping The Flame Alive'.
RHR comprises guitarists Troy Redfern, Jack J Hutchinson, and Mike Ross. 'Mahogany Drive' is their debut record, drawing heavily on 1970s influenced blues.
'Hummingbird' is the sixth album from the prolific John Smith. He revisits folk classics weaving them into a narrative with his own stellar songwriting.
Oklahoma-based trio, Annie Oakley release their debut record 'Words We Mean' with comparisons to be drawn to the likes of First Aid Kit and The Staves.
With familiar themes and sounds harking back to 1950s Sun Records, there's still a lot of rocki'n'roll freshness on 'Drive Train' by The Dodge Brothers.
