Guitarist based in Paris, Current member of SUNN O))), NAZORANAI, KHANATE. Originating New Hampshire 1974, arriving Paris in 2007 via NYC via LA via Suffolk via Seattle. Fortunate frequent collaborator; with artists and musicians from various paths of creativity in live and recorded music, visual art, design, theatre, film. Curator of IDEOLOGIC ORGAN label imprint in collaboration with Shelter Press. Thank you for your sustain, interest, attention & for listening to my efforts.

Fair Folk is a podcast rediscovering and sharing the sacred song and folk traditions of Europe.

Michael Levy is a UK-based composer for the recreated lyres of antiquity, whose musical mission is to create an entirely new musical genre, which could best be described as a 'New Ancestral Music' - dedicated to creating new music for the recreated ancient lyre, featuring an exotic palette of ancient musical modes and intonations not heard for almost 2000 years.

Michael has collaborated with the Grammy award winning Canadian composer, Rufus Wainwright - Rufus musically incorporated one of Michael's "Hymn to Zeus"  in two scenes of his second opera, "Hadrian" - which premiered in Toronto on 13th October 2018.

In 2022, Michael collaborated with the iconic American artist, Jeff Koons – his music for recreated ancient Greek kithara is currently the main soundscape of Koon’s animatronic sculpture, “Apollo Kithara” (2020-2022) on view at DESTE’s Project Space on the Greek island of Hydra.

Bluiríní Béaloidis is the podcast from The National Folklore Collection, University College Dublin, and is a platform to explore Irish and wider European folk tradition across an array of subject areas and topics. Host Jonny Dillon hopes this tour through the folklore furrow will appeal to those who wish to learn about the richness and depth of their traditional cultural inheritance; that a knowledge and understanding of our past might inform our present and guide our future.

Podcasts are available for download directly from SoundCloud or via iTunes.

Finnish folksinger and songwriter specialising in runosong and the British ballad tradition, and dabbling in lots of other stuff.

Experimental voice artist, expert of Finnish traditional vocal music, jouhikko player, Doctor of music specialized in ancient runo-singing and holistic improvisation with voice, movement and speech 

Outi Pulkkinen is best known as an experimental voice artist and expert of traditional Finnish vocal music. Besides solo performances she workes with several bands, for example with a female a cappella group MeNaiset, which is specialized to Finno-Ugrian polyphonic song traditions and Pulkkinen-Räss-Sadovska, Finnish-Swiss-Ukrainian vocal trio with traditional and new composed music.

Pulkkinen´s work with improvisational and experimental vocal music has led her to collaborate also with contemporary dancers. Pulkkinen finished her artistic doctoral studies at Sibelius Academy Folk Music Department at 2014. In her doctoral concert series she reseached both the 2000 years old runo-song- and jouhikko traditions but also with holistic improvisation with voice, movement and speech. 

Pulkkinen has released three solo-cds: Myyty neito (Runo-songs of Ingrian women, 2010), And All the Paths Ended (Experimental soundscapes created by Outi Pulkkinen, human voice, 2011) and Lemminkäinen (Runo-singing and jouhikko music from Finland, Karelia and Ingria, 2016). 

She also teaches folk music, voice tehcnique and holistic improvisation at University of Arts Helsinki.

Fair Folk Podcast with Danica Boyce is following