Category Archives: Uncategorized

A great review from Rock’n’Reel / R2 magazine for The Phil Langran Band‘s album Jukebox Love Songs, Leaving Blues, Border Crossings & Lovers’ Laments: More about the band here.

Debuted on The Curveball last night (WCR-FM Tuesday nights 10-12pm GMT), here’s a demo of a new song by Louise Le May – Angry Birds & Uncle Sam for your listening pleasure:

April 30 2012 – Songs of Gold and Shadow – Cleo T French recording artist Cleo T releases her debut album produced by John Parish (P J Harvey) on Folkwit – look out for UK tour dates in May. May … Continue reading →

“Wim Oudijk is a 69 year old Dutch musician, arranger and producer who found commercial success with bands The Navel Orange Choir (1976 -80) and Trespassers W (1984- 2000) and he has since collaborated widely and released a number of … Continue reading →

“There can’t be many albums that reference the Beach Boys and the baroque, but then there aren’t many artists quite like Wim Oudijk. Over here he’s probably best known as a producer/arranger, but in his native Netherlands he’s best known … Continue reading →

Nimming Ned simply do what they know best – playing rowdy folk and telling their colourful tales in a highly infectious and distinctive style. Rising folk festival favourites, the band have now committed 8 of their songs to their debut … Continue reading →

Nimming Ned simply do what they know best – playing rowdy folk and telling their colourful tales in a highly infectious and distinctive style. Rising folk festival favourites, the band have now committed 8 of their songs to their debut … Continue reading →

No Thee No Ess is a collaboration between two established figures in the South Wales arts and indie music scene – Andy Fung (Dererro, Cymbient) and Paul Battenbough (King of Despair). Writing and recording together in a free-form way, the … Continue reading →

“Although they hail from Nottingham, The Phil Langran Band’s new album has its origins in Harlem, New York City, the neighbourhood of the African-American poet Langston Hughes who was a key figure of the Harlem Renaissance in the early 20th … Continue reading →

Pulco recorded a session for Bethan Elfyn’s BBC Radio Wales show on Saturday 21 January 2012 – Bethan also interviews Ash Cooke (the man behind Pulco)and says a few kind words about Folkwit – you can listen to the full … Continue reading →