Jack Sharp Bedford, UK
Jack Sharp is the singer and guitarist of psych folk band Wolf People. He also plays solo weirdo English folk stuff in the Nic Jones/Martin Carthy mould, as well as singing in folk trio Marisa, Jack & Davy. In 2019 he recorded a bunch of library instrumentals, two of which are available as a lathe cut 7" ... more
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Lacemaker”
Hi Henry, great set last night. Managed to work my phone! Great music mate, I feel safe in the knowledge that you and Katie are keeping acoustic music alive. Donnie.
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Psych-folk with a late 60s / early 70s flavour. If you like Nick Drake or Fairport Convention you will enjoy this. It's an observation of change and a celebration of a hazy, high summer harvest. The music transports you to the moorlands and mill towns of Northern England. Dark and open and embellished with beautiful melodies and thoughtful lyrics. This is album of the year 2021 for me.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Lacemaker”
Blimey, this one blindsided me. Realised how much I missed this man's axework but also just how much his grubby fingerprints are all over his old band. Irrespective, this is phenomenal creative work and needs to be heard by so many more people. Have started dropping the Human Hand name in many a promoters ear...fingers crossed :) and thank you for such an unexpectedly inspirational sonic journey
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Gorgeous fingerstyle guitar playing from this Portland, Oregon musician that captures the spirit of American Primitive in dazzling detail.
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Endurance Soundly Caged
by Stick In The Wheel
Adapting their calculated standards into a raw, live setting, the radical UK folk duo rework six highlights from their spellbindincatalogue.
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Sweet Old Religion
by Pharis & Jason Romero
Sweet harmonies & strummed melodies; the duo delve into decades-old folk, jazz, and country to find a timeless kind of love and connection.
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Muggington Lane End
by Lavinia Blackwall
supported by 11 fans who also own “Lacemaker”
Nice pop balladry with a folk influence. My first thought upon hearing this was "female Paul McCartney" but it is probably aiming for Sandy Denny territory. Lavinia was in psychedelic folk band Trembling Bells.
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