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Music as Diplomacy: A Different Kind of Power
Wouldn’t it be great if Britain measured its strength not by how loudly it speaks or how tall it stands, but by how deeply it connects? If our influence was shaped less by dominance and more by culture, care and shared humanity? So much of politics now is about...
A night of music of hope – Luke Wallace + Totnes Harmony Choir
Luke Wallace is an inspiring protest singer-songwriter, public speaker, activist and choral arranger from from the Coast Salish Territory known as Vancouver, Canada — and he's coming to Totnes to headline at St Mary's Church on Thursday March 19th. TICKETS Luke’s...
Stolen From God – 2-11 October
Timed to coincide with Black History Month, but the project is about English history – the history of the transatlantic trade of enslaved people and England’s involvement in that. History that we don’t learn about in our schools.
When an AI album wears your name
Recently, listeners noticed a brand-new album credited to UK folk singer Emily Portman showing up on Spotify… but it wasn’t hers. Produced, titled, and released without her knowledge, it was an AI‑generated project masquerading as Emily’s work.
The Haar – at the very cutting edge of folk alchemy
Four captivating musicians whose spontaneity thrives on the trust they put in each other to create a unique and “splendid balance of swirling instrumental magic and beautifully sung narratives,” KLOF Mag
Deportee – “a priceless document” by Reg Meuross
….as a historical document and evidence of a working process of one of the most important songwriters and activists of the 20th century, this is priceless!