Every song tells another story, beautiful interpreted by the committed Roos Meijer.  Dreamy, psychedelic folk with a clear message.

An interesting mix of new European and American folk tunes, that musically refers to the 60’-70’s.  Confusing in a certain way, but with great skills performed. Very enjoyable debut.

​Instrumental contemporary compositions based on traditional European folk structures.  

​Stundom= Sometimes it works between musicians.  In the case of the Danish trio Stundom it upgrades their repertoire.

​As usual Astral Swans offers a few unique psychedelic songs: mindfucking experimental but also beautiful harmonic with the female contributions.

Paul Kaplan is a real troubadour: amusing and entertaining.  Try to discover his back catalogue. You will be pleasantly surprised.

​A Murder In Mississippi, a six-piece crazy musical gang from Ghent. With a shared passion and many different musical influences, they present a wide range of contemporary timbres. Country, folk, Americana and Irish tinged tunes wrap A Murder In Mississippi with a lick of blues. The flawless vocals and dynamic instrumentation let us float away in that retro-symphonic folk sound palette. 'Hurricana' is a wonderful album..!

​Mother Nature inspired this talented young man to compose the course of a day on guitar while running through the wood and fields.  Peace in mind and soul!

​So now there is 'The Blues Never End', Elly Wininger’s fifth studio album. In thirteen tracks Elly takes us into her own blues and folk world. Contemporary fingerpicking, which is delicately interwoven with ragtime, old timey, jazz and country. There's even cajun with (I wanna Be Like) 'Rosie', a fitting tribute to famed Zydeco artist Rosie Ledet. Most of the songs are covers she borrowed from legends like Rosetta Tharpe, Skip James, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Lonnie Johnson, Leadbelly, Blind Willie Johnson and Geeshie Wiley. In the song 'Black Snake Moan' has Elly accompanied by a four-piece Dixieland horn section. And that only promotes the diversity of her intended Delta Blues style. Great..!

​Unusual collaboration between two musical giants, also a combination of two different cultures. Mesmerising is the least you can say.

​Beautiful interesting stories from a real Scottish singer-songwriter, who also plays American countryfolk.  Ultimate time to discover!

​On the release 'Double High Five', Josephine Johnson shines in all her simplicity. Unique in her oeuvre are the original folk, blues and rock compositions. And they like to be submerged with the earthy atmospheres of multi-instrumentalist Andrew Sovine, drummer Rob Heeth and those tight percussion and keyboard arrangements of Mike Kapitan. Many songs swirl around themes such as fateful relationships, but fortunately never wallow in self-pity. Highly recommended release...! 

​Fresh and surprising bluegrass folk album with great harmonies and unexpected background sounds.  Love it!

​Inspirational and soul sooting songs from a folk teacher who excels in profound americana.

A balanced well-performed album with ‘all ten good songs’.  

Michael Johnathon admires van Gogh and painted own work on the cover of his album himself.  The Painter is musically an artistic story about love and hope in our lives.

Deep melancholic dark folk album with a touch of americana.  ​

​Modern edits of traditional Salentino dance music.  If you can’t travel to Puglia, play this record and smile while you dance.

​Wren, or Laura Adrienne Brady, is a multi creative person that loves people and nature.  She finds her way in art, without losing its Duwamish roots.

​When you visit a British coast town , remember M G Boulter’s ‘Clifftown’.  First you can listen to the podcast he made (The Clifftown Podcast), I bet you will watch with different eyes to the coast and seaside life.

​Magnificent debut from singer/celliste IIris Tarnanen.  I just love her voice and the soft arrangements.  Great album!

​Gentle and soft songs about loss, grief and strenght of mind.  Especially her most intimate songs convince.  Lovely album!

​The Groningen band Them Dirty Dimes will remain in the music sky. With a lot of cozy swing, blues, folk and a lot of jazzy tunes they color their intended musical sounds.
Singer / guitarist Gijs de Groot, Johan Stolk (guitar), Joas Zuur (trumpet), Anne de Vries (double bass) and drummer Wessel de Vries proudly present their debut album. Higly recommended…!

​Black Patti is a German duo consisting of Peter Crow C. on guitar and harmonica and Ferdinand ‘Mr. Jelly Roll’ Kraemer on guitar, mandolin and mandola. Both gentlemen sing. For their repertoire, Black Patti goes back to the 1920s and 1930s. It was not uncommon at the time for musicians to have both blues and gospel songs on their playlists. Many of the songs made the listeners feel good. A nice melody, hopeful messages that symbolized the much-needed good news were parts of it. Topics that people crave in the currently odd time as well and where we would most like to banish the bad news, so does Black Patti.
And be sure to pay attention to the artwork of the famous Robert Crumb on the cover.
‘Satan’s Funeral’ radiates positivity, which is more than necessary in these times. Recommended!

​With his recordings Jimmie Rodgers, not to be confused with the country artist of the same name, managed to hit the American and English charts more than twenty times between 1957 and 1962. Although he was previously portrated as a folk or pop artist, he was still allowed to assume the status of a teen idol. The teenagers saw in him more of a rock and roll artist. That is certainly not surprising, because a number of his songs flirt with rock and roll and have a groove that the young folks of the time certainly found a connection with. In addition, his sweet pop songs will certainly have contributed to this.This compilation contains Rodgers recordings made for the labels Roulette and Dot and in addition to his hits you also get some rare recordings.