'Trouble & Love' is the latest studio album from acclaimed Americana and country songwriting star Mary Gauthier. Taking a heartbreaking look and love and life.
Mumford and Sons may return to the charts in 2015 with 'Believe' due on 27th April. It's the lead single from 'Wilder Mind' and marks a direction change for the band.
'Miles and Weather' is the latest offering from one of Northern Ireland's most prolific songwriters Anthony Toner; a record full of warmth and tales from the road.
A regular performer on Irish shores, Kimmie Rhodes will return to Belfast this spring and Gerry McNally has been checking out her new record 'Cowgirl Boudoir'.
Scottish indie-folk act Admiral Fallow return with new material, their first since 2012's 'Tree Bursts in Snow' and 'Evangeline' heralds a change in direction.
Having returned to Belfast from Glasgow, New Ancestors have picked up a couple of new band mates and laid down some great new tunes. Here's the new single 'Annabelle'.
Bob Dylan tops the UK charts with his 36th studio album, a cover of jazz and swing standards titled 'Shadows in the Night' outselling Ed Sheeran by over 5,000 copies.
The Waterboys return with a new record and direction bereft of Celtic mythology and take it back to old-school music with a contemporary twist on 'Modern Blues'.
The Rum Hogs are a new find on a well worn Belfast scene, lacing edgy Americana vibes over delicate country grooves. Think Danny and the Champs with broader accents.
