Folk Artists

Amy Duncan

Amy Duncan

Amy Duncan is a Scottish singer/songwriter who is also a talented multi-instrumentalist.  Her writing is deeply honest which is only enhanced by her delicate but rich vocals. Her emotive folk sound has already been compared to other great female artists such as Joni Mitchell and Patti Smith.

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Camilla Granlien

Camilla Granlien

Camilla Granlien is a Norwegian folk singer who, in addition to her work as a vocalist, plays bass guitar. profile & recordings >>


Dan Arborise

Dan Arborise

Instrumental ambience: John Martyn meets Nick Drake for the 21st Century

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Elin Furubotn

Elin Furubotn

 Elin Furubotn is an accomplished singer accompanying herself on an acoustic nylon-stringed guitar. With her sharp musical sense and her sweet harmonies her refreshing style is likened to a carefree spring breeze. profile & recordings >>


Les Witches

Les Witches

Les Witches have been bewitching stages and radio waves since the end of the last century with their classical and traditional performances. profile & recordings >>


Mumford & Sons

Mumford & Sons

Mumford & Sons formed in December 2007, emerging out of what some in the media labelled the 'West London folk scene' with other artists such as Laura Marling, Johnny Flynn and Noah and the Whale. profile & recordings >>


Padma

Padma

Padma hails from a small suburban town near Sheffield in the North of England. He has been a practising Buddhist for over 10 years and at one time intended to spend his life as part of a Buddhist Order. In the end it was his inability to cope with that exact thing - order - that led to him going his own way, choosing instead the path of the artist.

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Rick Redbeard

Rick Redbeard

Rick Redbeard is the solo musical alias of Rick Anthony, singer from acclaimed Glasgow sextet The Phantom Band. profile & recordings >>


Slagr

Slagr

Eschewing obvious quotes or cliched references, the minimalist chamberfolk trio from Oslo blend the brittle, drily poetic string stirrings of Norwegian tradition with the nocturnal eroticism of Jazz, the rhythmical patterns of Steve Reich and the sparse canvases of Morton Feldman.

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The Easy Club

The Easy Club

The Easy Club was formed by four musicians who had been playing together in Edinburgh's legendary folk pub, Sandy Bell's Bar, in 1982. The idea of The Easy Club was to explore new possibilities in Scottish music, by bringing in influences from more modern music such as jazz and early pop. profile & recordings >>


Tytingvag Ensemble

Tytingvag Ensemble

This Jazz/Folk collective formed to play interpretations of Randy Tytingvag's songs. profile & recordings >>