Folk Music Review

Bloo Fooz, a name if you haven't heard before, is a studio band that was gathered and culminated to experiment in original music composed...

In today's review, we will encounter an artist who is a multi-instrumentalist with a lifetime of musical experience under his belt. Sounds promising, doesn't...

Marca Robbin Gibson’s It’s About Time is an earnest, homegrown collection of songs that celebrate the landscapes, emotions, and lived experiences of rural American...

Today, we will chance upon an award-winning singer-songwriter based in Manchester. He is none other than Neil Marsden. Neil has a passion for creating...

The Shrimps’ Finders Keepers is a golden-hued roadtrip through sunny days, 70s nostalgia, and heartfelt storytelling. From the first track to the last, this...

Ghost Carnival’s album Saudi Shakes is a hypnotic blend of roots-folk storytelling and atmospheric world music, anchored by the evocative voice and Spanish guitar...

Today’s review features the new album Pasts And Premonitions by Russ McRee, a studio-based guitarist, composer, and producer from Maple Valley, WA (USA). He...

Today’s review features the new Echoes of Anatolia EP by Firat Günel. This is a traditional folk EP featuring songs and sounds of Anatolia...

Mt. Joy’s latest single, “Coyote,” is a bold shift from the sun-soaked, feel-good energy of their earlier work. Known for their folk-rock warmth and...

Dylan Gossett’s "Like I Do" hits differently from his usual tracks, and it feels like he’s branching out musically with this one. It’s a...