Folk – UNRECORDED

With ‘Eden’, Ryne Meadow reclaims the paradise within

As the first official release from Ryne Meadow’s forthcoming album Baptisms, ‘Eden’ arrives steeped in reflection, grace and hard-won clarity.

Powers of the Monk return their latest ear-gem ‘Sleepy Fields’, a soothing dream-pop meets indie-folk aesthetic.

Sophie Penman’s ‘Albert Street’ is such a delightfully lively yet tranquil journey through the past, present, memory, and existence.

Lee Feather & The Night Movers’ delivers an off-kilter parody of seasonal sentimentality, ‘Drugs For Christmas’.

Elizabeth Winterbourne’s intuitive folk-pop single ‘Salem’ highlights the thoroughly human experience of injustice, sisterhood and resilience.

‘Before Your Eyes’ is the first glimpse into Philadelphia outfit Betty Lawless’ forthcoming album Prometheus (due 2026).

Nathaniel Paul returns once again with his signature non-conformity, this time in the form of a full album project, titled Steady As We Go.

There’s a charming immediacy to Ratfink!’s latest single ‘Plastic Bits’, which is DIY right to its core.

Colourshop’s tender indie-folk refrain ‘Sailing Boat’ takes an introspective look into how we deal with life’s uncertainties.

Michigan-based duo Powers of the Monk confront difficult realities with mesmerising, boundary-pushing and quirky ‘Bread & Circuses’.