Folklore Tapes is an open-ended research project exploring the vernacular arcana of Great Britain and beyond; traversing the myths, mysteries, magic and strange phenomena of the old counties via abstracted musical reinterpretation and experimental visuals. The driving principle of the project is to bring the nation’s folk record to life, to rekindle interest in the treasure trove of traditional culture by finding new forms for its expression. 

"There is a timelessness in the music of singer-songwriter Amy May Ellis, something she effortlessly entwines with a dreamy, almost otherworldly quality.” God Is In The TV


'Magical North York Moors songwriter quietly takes the breath away' - The York Press

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The Selkies are a folk fusion duo from rural Kent in the UK. We're thrilled to be releasing our first E.P entitled 'The Woodlouse E.P' and hope to see some of you guys at our launch gig on the 30th of June 2017 at St Mary's Arts Centre, Sandwich! Check out our Facebook or Instagram pages for more information on what we get up to.

Khruangbin is a band from Texas, started in 2011 by Laura Lee (bass), Mark Speer (guitar), and DJ (drums). We like to make music in a barn. 

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2016 BBC Folk Award Winners - Best Original Track
2016 BBC Folk Award Nominees - Horizon

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"Quite simply extraordinary" fRoots

Mroz does not belong to one but three musical genres. Each one of them characterizes the three personalities of the author - composer and performer. As the music begins, we are carried away with forgotten stories while the rhythm and the piano set the rules of the song. Here is the first part of the triptych in which Mroz takes us on an ethnic journey.

First stop: the origins...

Helen sings and plays a bit is following