Calum MacColl and Kerry Harvey-Piper were recently guests on The Stage Left podcast. Over the course of an hour they talked about the pleasures and pitfalls of working with family, how to keep work and life separate (not always successfully), tips for young musicians just starting out and what to look for in a manager. […]
We’re delighted to be working with Luke Concannon, formerly one half of folk hip hop duo Nizlopi who had a #1 single with The JCB Song. Credited by Ed Sheeran as one of his main influences, Luke’s story is complex, creative and inspiring. After experiencing fame and success as a songwriter in his 20’s, the […]
Peggy Seeger, the queen of folk and political song, is working on songs for a new album which will be out later this year. Several of the new songs are co-written by Peggy and sons Neill MacColl and Calum MacColl and daughter-in-law Kate St John (Dream Academy). Produced by Calum and featuring musical contributions by […]
Hafdis Huld’s new album, ‘Variations’, is out now. Hafdis’s fifth studio album is a collection of her own versions of songs by other artists. Consistently different, she and producer Alisdair Wright devised simple arrangements that focus attention on the lyrics, often revealing stories with surprisingly dark and twisted undercurrents beneath the smooth surfaces. Fearless covers […]
Jake Morley and his impressive band more than have what it takes . . . an ambitious pop sound that is every bit as bright and sparkly as the main player himself.
Jake Morley The Independent
Florence-minus-the-hollering, stomping stage routine hinting at a feisty little madam beneath the adorable, heavy fringe-adorned veneer, promising a new starlet in the making.
Liz Lawrence Q Magazine
A lovely album. Very much looking forward to her live session.
Hafdis Huld Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
Master songwriter turns some of his best material on himself. Give it a week and it’s following you around.
Boo Hewerdine The Word
“One of my three main influences along with Van Morrison” Ed Sheeran
“Political, intense, angular and beautiful” BBC Radio 1
“The Real Deal” The Guardian
Luke Concannon
Florence-minus-the-hollering, stomping stage routine hinting at a feisty little madam beneath the adorable, heavy fringe-adorned veneer, promising a new starlet in the making.
Liz Lawrence Q Magazine
