Sometimes one song done well is enough. Folk and Tumble's single reviews disect the best of country, Americana, and blues, so you can enjoy the listening.
'Going South' is the new single from Irish act The 4 of Us. It's a rose-tinted reminisce of summer days heading south in the car but also a future warning.
Matt McGinn's no stranger to the Irish music scene and is unafraid to take on politics. 'The End Of The Common Man' is his new single, a song for our times.
Songwriter Peter McVeigh goes against all advice and pens a political protest song. With over 10K plays and a BBC ban already, does it live up to the hype?
'Don't Make Me Go To Town' is the latest soulful single from County Down songwriter Brigid O'Neill and a follow-up to last year's 'Arrivals and Departures'.
A few weeks back, Son of the Hound treated a booze-soaked and swaying crowd in the John Hewitt pub in Belfast to a new song. That tune was 'Galway Rain'.
Last year's collaboration 'Sea Legs' recorded with Ciaran Lavery was a Folk & Tumble favourite and now Ryan Vail is back with the wonderful single 'Wounds'.
A brand new single from The Sandrunners. However, while the tune is new, the themes and styles hark back to bygone days of smoke filled bars and Bogart films.
Omagh man Meb Jon Sol, sets sail with a new single, the second from his upcoming album 'Southpaw Niños' and Folk and Tumble's Julie gives us her thoughts.
