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franxie – Stone franxie's 'Stone' is a stunning alt-folk ballad from Wollongong, a raw piano confessional that earns every ounce of its emotional weight franxie recorded this one live, piano and…
Read the BOPS →Sherry geary – Normal life Sherry Geary's 'Normal Life' is a tender, unflinching indie folk single from Great Yarmouth, incredibly moving and fully realised.
Read the BOPS →Daniel Eagle & The Uncommon – Share of Your Love Daniel Eagle and The Uncommon layer funk grooves beneath alt-folk warmth on this warm, generous debut.
Read the BOPS →Man From The Woods – We Live In These Woods Man From The Woods crafts a gorgeous alt-folk meditation that ranks among the more immersive recordings we've heard this year Man From The Woods invites…
Read the BOPS →Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle – Tenderly Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle deliver 'Tenderly' as a warm, unhurried Americana gem that finds real love holding its ground against a restless…
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This week's indie folk does what the genre has always done best: turns big feelings and hard questions into something you can hold onto.
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This week's indie folk trades polish for intimacy. Bedroom tape hiss, quiet defiance, a bit of playful myth and some hard-won warmth: songs recorded close to the bone, where the smallest gestures…
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This week's indie folk sits with the hard things and refuses to look away. Grief, fading faculties, the search for a bit of light in the chaos: songs that trust quiet over spectacle and find their…
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This week's indie folk lives in the quiet stuff: the things we mean to say and don't, the people we mean to call and don't, the slow work of making peace with all of it.
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Warm, honest and quietly devastating in places: this week's indie folk bops are the kind of songs that make you stop what you're doing and actually listen.
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A San Francisco psychology doctorate dropout, a London singer-songwriter who took Help Musicians funding and turned it into a debut album, a Sydney lawyer who changed lanes, a deeply personal Irish…
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A surgeon who spent forty years writing songs in his head, a Miami debut distributed by Sony, an Albuquerque studio built outside the Nashville machine, a Corby bluesman on his second album, and a…
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Indie folk bops of the week, it's the kind of music that's going to get the heart pumping and emotions flowing.
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We've got beautifully crafted folk tracks today. A London multi-instrumentalist who made percussion from household objects, a Florida songwriter finding parallels between human migration and ducks,…
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Easter weekend is the best holiday of the year. None of the pressure of Christmas, all of the vibes. So it's a perfect time to dive into some acoustic textures and honest songwriting.
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What better than some wonderful indie folk this Sunday. There's the odd intimate acoustic moment, to more expansive live arrangements.
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A lovely and reflective selection of indie folk bops this weekend, rooted in storytelling and stripped-back arrangements.
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It's mid March, and this week’s indie folk selections lean into spring-like storytelling, reflection and quiet emotional vibes.
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A cold February in Europe means we're very ready for some warm acoustics and indie folk intimacy.
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This edition of Indie Folk BOPS leans into the emotional margins, where storytelling gets strange, tender, and quietly powerful.
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This edition of Indie Folk BOPS leans into shadowy storytelling and emotional honesty.
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This edition of Indie Folk Bops steps into the gentle world of kind hearted songwriting, quiet honesty and melodies shaped to comfort, connect and linger.
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This edition of Indie Folk Bops leans into slow warmth, timeless storytelling and the soft glow of a winter evening.
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This edition of Indie Folk BOPS drifts into the quiet glow of Boxer, a project shaped by reinvention, reflection, and the soft ache of beginning again.
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