I Thought I Told You pays homage to Michael Chapman's diverse music with mesmerizing performances from Yorkshire's artists.
'A Curious Dance' by Paddi Benson, Grace Lemon and James Patrick Gavin ushers forth real disquiet as the nights draw in.
So Far We Have Come is a truly life-affirming and beguiling collaboration, fusing Arabic and English folk traditions.
The Eliza Carthy Trio releases the singer's most consistent, rewarding album in years. Instantly arresting, Conversations We've Had Before is Carthy at her very best.
As unsettling as ever, the self-proclaimed 'slacker trad' duo, Milkweed, return with a new collection, this time inspired by the contents of Bronze Age grave. Gavin McNamara finds the experience strangely moreish.
Morvran's new EP provides a wonderful, if not all-too-brief, guide to the traditional songs and tunes of Cornwall. Gavin McNamara roves out.
Martin Simpson and Thomm Jutz gather together a coterie of extraordinary musicians and bring to life the songs of Mary Sands and Jane Gentry.
Adam Sear takes a listen to Joel Paterson's latest and find a "true joy of a record".
The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs of Nick Drake hits when the artists veer away from the original. All too often, however, loyalty to the source sours the brew.
The third album from Claire Hastings finds her in maternal mode, combining traditional material and original tracks in an evocative manner.
'When You're Ready', the debut EP from Patakas, is a heartfelt, at times emotionally raw tribute to a dearly missed father and a childhood spent revelling in musi.
Gavin McNamara takes a listen to the new album from Jim Ghedi and Toby Hay and finds a warm-hearted, mid-summer celebration.
