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The Sky is on Fire
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Parting Breath
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Eva
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Against the Tide
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Ellie Gowers England, UK
Ellie is forging a successful path on the UK folk scene. With songs sensitive and tender, but not without a fiery and darker
discourse, Ellie has been labelled as dynamic and one to watch.
September 2022 saw the release of her highly anticipated debut album, 'Dwelling by the Weir'. An album weaving the past, present, and future together, striking resonances wherever your roots may have formed.
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a large chunk of the album resonates with me, love for the hills, mountains, coastline and particularly the north of Britain. Delivered with a wonderful voice and wonderful accompanying music. We found Iona by mistake on a search, so glad we did!
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The Edge of the Land
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I first heard Katie Spencer on YouTube when she was featured on the For Bert Jansch playlist. Katie played her own song called Shannon Road. The lead break that she plays twice really got my attention. I became a fan instantly. Every track on this album is lovely. The whole listening experience is like a favourite film running through my head. I'm so glad that in my twilight years I discovered Katie. I wish her a long and succesful career in music.
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The latest from the UK’s Chris Brain is a gorgeously wrought album of tender acoustic folk music.
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The Icelandic songwriter packs her stunning debut with sweeping melodies delivered via intimate, folky arrangements.
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Onliness (songs of solitude & singularity)
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I really can't pick a favorite track. this album has to be heard in its entirety to be fully savoured and imbibed.
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