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Follow The Heron
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Jigs:
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Gypsie Laddie
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Both Sides of the Tweed
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Francis Frenzy
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The Bride's Lament
03:50
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Bellwether Boston, Massachusetts
Collectively hailing from Scotland, England and the USA, Bellwether's sound brings a fresh perspective to traditional music while simultaneously remaining entirely folkie. Stoking the embers sparked by pioneers of the previous generation’s folk revival Louise, Alex and Eric coalesce their talents to create a rich and savory feast of three part harmony and dynamic multi-instrumentalism. ... more
Bellwether recommends:
How Beautiful It's Been
by Corner House
An incredible record from Louise's band Corner House.
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Brand new album from Eric's amazing band Kalos (ft. Ryan McKasson and Jeremiah McLane)
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Short Sharp Show: EP
by Alex Cumming
Alex has a brand new record coming soon ft. Audrey Knuth and Max Newman, watch this space. In the mean time, check out his past offerings.
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The Blackest Crow was my main jam last year, so I am happy to hear another beautiful rendition by Jenna! Love the whole album.
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The Teacups give me hope for the world. The music is so real, the arrangements so rich and resourceful, the performance so polished and yet always human and warm, that I have come to treasure this album as an old friend. Thank you, guys! Please keep going, we need this simple beauty back in our lives.
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Ship To Shore
by Richard Thompson
The legendary Richard Thompson's new solo album exemplifies his many musical paths, from pop and cabaret to jazz to traditional folk.
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