So for this week's show I was really excited to get back to my folky routes. I realized sometime Monday that my folky favorites have been neglected as of late. Not all of the artists this week were hard core strictly bluegrass like folk but all the different veins of folk/acoustic/experimental folk and all that jazz...folk?
I'll be uploading the 8tracks once it's finally loaded along with the list of Foreign bands coming to the Tri-state area in the next two months! Over a dozen bands are finding their way to the Carolinas and Georgia. It's crazy!
Playlist by set:
Patrick Watson: Blackwind (Canada)
Will Samson: Cathedrals (Germany)
Fionn Regan: Moving to Berlin (Ireland)
Johnny Flynn: Lost and Found (England)
Matthew and the Atlas: I Will Remain (England)
The Tallest Man on Earth: The Gardner (Sweden)
The Wedding Band: Thumper (England)
Laura Marling: Rambling Man (England)
The Staves: I Try (England)
Gabrielle Aplin: Let Me In (England)
Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo: Reckless (Australia)
Purple Emperors: Plume (England)
Rue Royale: Tiny Parcels (England)
Ben Riddle: Astronaut (Australia)
The Acorn: Almanac (Canada)
Ben Howard: The Wolves (England)
Anthony's Garden: Spiders in Our Bed (Germany)
James Vincent McMorrow: Wicked Games (Ireland)
City and Colour: We Found Each Other in the Dark (Canada)
The Paper Kites: Tenenbaum (Canada)
Matt Corby: Coloured Stones and Walls (Australia)
Bell X1: West of Her Spine (Ireland)
Basia Bulat: Run (Canada)
Jose Gonzalez: Heartbeats (Sweden)
Rachel Sermanni: Black Current (Scotland)
Isaac De Heer: Visiting Hours (Australia)
Emiliana Torrini: Heartstopper (Iceland)
Matthew Mole: Have I Told You? (South Africa)
The Unthanks: The Testimony of Patience Kershaw (England)
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