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About Folk My Life - Podcast
The podcast hopes to uncover the people and their stories from a life in music... Musicians and artists talking about their lives and passions, and the folk music scene. What is it like to build a life in folk music, touring and self-releasing music in an industry ruled by the streaming services, but most of all the music itself. Our weekly playlist also features our favourite Folk, acoustic, and emerging singer / songwriters. Follow the list and we will refill it weekly with something beautiful. You can check the FolkMyLife.co.uk blog for our past lists....
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- Folk My Life
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- music
- Language
- en
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- First episode
- 7 Jun 2025
- Latest episode
- 10 Aug 2025
Latest episodes
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10 Aug 2025
David Perry - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, My guest David Perry and I, reflect on his 50-year journey in music, the evolution of his songwriting, and the impact of loss on his work. From the challenges of getting your music heard 50 years ago with a box of 2000 albums in the boot of your car, to opposite problem today of have the whole world in easy reach but still not being able to make your voice heard. We discuss the importance of storytelling in songwriting, the challenges of navigating the modern music landscape, and the significance of live music experiences. Perry shares insights on his latest album 'Keep Showing Up' and the emotional depth of his songs, particularly 'The Dash,' which explores the meaning of life and choices. The conversation highlights the connections between personal experiences and music, as well as the lessons learned throughout Perry's career. His musical style encompasses Americana, folk, blues, and country and he began writing music in 1968 during a tumultuous time in American history, but The album 'Keep Showing Up' was released in 2023 after a 50-year break from studio albums. We discuss in depth a song by David called "The Dash" which describes the idea that on your tombstone between the dates, your life is in fact the dash. We take our time during the Podcast to discuss David's time "in the dash", the life that filled the 50's years between his studio albums. David explains how his music focuses on storytelling and asking questions and how the song 'The Human Race' emphasises the shared human experience. You can find David on line at https://dmperrymusic.com (https://dmperrymusic.com/), there is loads of additional information about his tour dates, merchandise and story. David was so kind, to play live during our conversation, and treated us to to brilliant live versions of his songs on the playlist, The first was The Human Race, which is a brilliant way to start the show, as it talks about the Human condition and how we are all in it together. Also, in a tender and emotional moment for me, David played an acoustic version of his song "The Dash" fore going on to explain the genus of the songs lyrical backbone. Music Included David was so kind, to play live during our conversation, and treated us to to brilliant live versions of his songs on the playlist, The first was The Human Race, which is a brilliant way to start the show, as it talks about the Human condition and how we are all in it together. Also, in a tender and emotional moment for me, David played an acoustic version of his song "The Dash" fore going on to explain the genus of the songs lyrical backbone. Also in this episode Also in this episode we discuss the deaths of John Lennon and John Prine, and how we both feel a great sense of "future loss" as David puts it, for the sounds and songs that will never be made by those artists we have lost, seemingly always too soon. As David says... "You just keep showing up." Timings 00:00 Introduction to Folk My Life Podcast 01:24 David Perry: A Journey Through Time 05:38 The Art of Storytelling in Music 07:32 Live Music - The Human Race 10:45 The Human Race: A Live Performance 11:43 The Process of Creating Keep Showing Up 14:21 Reflections on Loss and Music 19:02 The Importance of Showing Up 20:53 Learning and Evolving as a Songwriter 23:55 The Changing Landscape of Music Creation 26:06 Flipping the Music industry on its head. 26:54 The Challenge of Getting Heard Today 29:21 The Trust in Live Music Venues 32:46 The Struggle for Original Music 36:07 The Impact of 'The Dash' Song 40:03 Live Music - The Dash 44:22 The Connection to Folk Music Heritage 50:31 Folk My Life Moments and Lessons Learned 58:41 Future Plans and Musical Recommendations
2 Aug 2025
Bity Booker - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, host Andy sits down with the talented musician Bity Booker. They discuss Bity's unique upbringing in Italy and Australia, the influence of her artistic family, and her journey as a musician. Bity shares insights into her songwriting process, and her experiences in the music industry. We begin by discussing how she grew up in Umbria, Italy, before moving to, Australia. We touch on her history as a metal musician and her experiences in early bands, before moving on to explore Bity's songwriting process. She explains how some songs come easily, while others take time. She values authenticity in her recordings, she explains her recording process and how, using a four-track machine to record the music and vocals in a single take can take time to get it perfect. Bity explains how the mood and moment can affect the recording and she describes how important it is to be able to recreate the sound perfectly on stage. She discusses some difficult experiences in the music industry both with studio recordings and also a truly heart reaching story as a "folk my life" moment at a gig early in her career. Also in this episode Bity talks about her father who is a visual artist, and how an artistic family has been influencing her creative journey. We discuss how her music often reflects her connection to nature and personal experiences and also how her latest EP features songs inspired by folk traditions and stories. Song Suggestions - the playlist is here.. (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3nFCNpGLQhF47Zx1mcvk54?si=cb0b3a239cea4cbe). Her artwork complements her music, creating a holistic artistic expression. She draws constantly and paints with watercolour in found frames. She has illustrated song books and her own merchandise available from her band camp and website. www.bitybooker.com (https://www.bitybooker.com/) .Band Camp For Bity (https://bitybooker.bandcamp.com/) Timings 00:00 - Introduction to Folk My Life Podcast 01:02 - Bity's Musical Journey 01:34 - Growing Up Between Italy and Australia 06:19 - Artistic Family Background 08:00 - Performing at Eterna Primavera Festival 08:53 - Singing in Italian vs. English 10:01 - Exploring 'Summer Will Return' 10:35 - Music - Summer Will Return 13:40 - The Essence of Songwriting 18:09 - The Guitar Buying Experience 21:25 - Metal Roots and Musical Evolution 24:33 - Studio Experiences and Creative Control 29:54 - Navigating Loneliness Through Music 31:50 - Music - Sad Song 35:28 - The Emotional Resonance of Sad Songs 37:29 - The Art of Songwriting and Collaboration 40:32 - Reviving Folk Traditions Through Modern Interpretations 43:25 - The Storytelling Power of Folk Music 44:33 - Music - The Weep Willow Tree 48:03 - Creating a Unique Musical Identity 52:27 - The Intersection of Art and Music 55:47 - A Folk My Life Moment 1:00:48 - Closing Thoughts and Reflections Also in this episode. Picture by Marinella PiantoBity Booker's Artwork and Musical Recommendations Timing
26 Jul 2025
Pete Scott (Retrospective) - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, Andy engages in a heartfelt conversation with Amy Claire Scott, daughter of the late folk musician Pete Scott. They explore the bittersweet legacy of Pete's music, his unique songwriting process, and the humour that characterised his performances. Amy discusses her project to uncover a treasure trove of music and previously in heard material from Pete's collection, and describes how she to intends to release more of this material to the world. Amy shares personal anecdotes about growing up with a musician father, the challenges of preserving his legacy, and the joy of discovering lost songs. The discussion also highlights the importance of community in folk music, the impact of Pete's work, and the significance of family in shaping his artistic journey. Amy has been so kind as to share some clips and recordings of Pete's work and we have the chance to hear Pete Scott live, introducing his songs and describing some of th difficult inspirations behind some of his music. For me personally, Pete Scott's song 'Yuri Gagarin's Banjo' led to a deeper exploration of his music which led me down a long and deep rabbit warren of musical gems. As Amy shares her memories of her father's music we discuss how Pete's humour was a significant part of his performances and how he used his "patter" to create a wide and loyal following for his work. You can find more of Petes Music and engage with her project at https://petescott.co.uk You can also follow Amy's sub-stack and see the project at https://petescottmusic.substack.com Musical Inclusions 08:30 - Song - Yuri Gagarins Banjo 30:46 - Song - My Ipod has turned into Hank Williams. 40:55 - Song - Fantastic Pastie Live Also In This Episode Andy and Amy discuss how she Discovered the Album - 'Brand New Smile' and her treasure trove of many of Pete's lost songs, discovered after his passing. We cant about the Cramlington Folk Club, Pasties, getting lost in the car and Pete Scott's TV appearances. Amy shares a wonderful 'Folk My Life Moment" which looks decades to realise how significant the Boo-boo was.... Amy Shares some brilliant song suggestions which have personal significance to her and her dad too. 00:00 - Introduction to Folk My Life Podcast 02:01 - Remembering Pete Scott: A Bittersweet Journey 02:41 - Discovering Pete's Music: A Daughter's Perspective 07:10 - Clip - Pete Scott Describes Yuri Gagarins Banjo 08:30 - Song - Yuri Gagarins Banjo 12:07 - The Legacy of Pete Scott's Humor and Wit 15:55 - Family Life and Music: The Balance of Art and Home 19:06 - Uncovering Hidden Treasures: The Posthumous Album 21:39 - Discovering the Album - Brand New Smile 25:04 - The Importance of Humour in Pete's Performances 28:33 - Clip - Pete Scott talking to Gary Hogg about the launch of his album of "songs to sing and jokes to tell" 30:46 - Song - My Ipod has turned into Hank Williams. 31:53 - Cramlington Folk Club: A Special Venue for Pete 33:33 - Collaborations and Health Challenges in Pete's Later Years 35:14 - The Power of Collaboration in Music 37:35 - The Legacy of 'Fantastic Pasty' 40:55 - Song - Fantastic Pastie Live 44:33 - Emotional Depth in Songwriting 45:51 - Clip - Pete Talk's about the song Brought and Sold. 48:10 - Preserving Family Stories Through Music 51:12 - A Folk My Life Moment 56:05 - Musical choices and song selections The clips included from Radio Tyneside, and the Geordie Hour were produced by Pete Hoff and Karis Jones, and have been included with the kind permission. The clips from the Cramlington Folk Club were recorded by Ken Mckenzie and have been reproduced with kind permission. Musical Inclusions Also in this episode Timing Credits and Thanks
19 Jul 2025
A Different Thread - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, Andy chats with Alicia Best and Robert Jackson of A Different Thread, exploring their musical journey from a chance encounter in Galway to their current tour in the Folk and Americana scene. They discuss their unique sound, the emotional connections in their songwriting, and the importance of live performances. The conversation also delves into their relocation to the United States, the album creation process, and their commitment to sustainability and community engagement through their music and merchandise. The episode concludes with personal song recommendations and reflections on the power of music to connect people. We discuss how a chance encounter in Galway sparked a musical partnership, that would span 10 years and lead to a creative partnership that has endured. Alicia discusses her difficult time in the US which prompted her escape to Guatemala and how their paths once crossed without them knowing while they were both busking on the same street in New York. They share the story of creating a community quilt, embroidered by Alicia and made up of hundreds of pieces of fabric collected at Gigs during their tour, weaving together the stories and sentiments of hundreds of fans into a patchwork quilt that symbolises there core message of inclusivity and diversity. Musical Inclusions. This episode includes tracks from their new album including the beautiful and lilting “come on home molly” and the painfully honest track “Call of the Road”. We discuss the origins of these great songs and the process of crafting them from the heartfelt raw emotions of their genesis to the rounded and accessible pieces they are, now they are out in the world. Alica and Robert also tease us with a sample of their latest release “Sorrow Brings Me Joy” and leak some interesting revelations about the new album, and their process of touring the music from it. Robert describes how this is an antidote to the digital age. Also In this Episode They share a great “Folk My Life” moment which involves an epic tale about a ferry, some harmonicas and long stick Alicia and Robert's Musical Recommendations The songs Alicia and Robert decided to share form their own collection of outstanding music were, 'Not Good With Words', 'Try to ask you', 'Cherry Tree' and the beautiful tune "Linda's Crossing'. The stories and reasoning behind these song choices are beautiful and we reveal these in the podcast. The music they chose for thier playlist by other artists were The Barrel - Aldous Harding Throw Another Cap In The Fire - Sam Doores, Riley Downing, and The Tumbleweeds . Certainly worth a listen. Timing 00:00 Introduction to Folk My Life Podcast 01:24 Chance Encounter in Galway 04:03 Traveling Musicians: Background Stories 10:56 The Sound of A Different Thread 12:29 Songwriting and Emotional Connections 13:51 Music - Come on Home Molly 17:03 The Journey Through Their Music 19:11 Relocation and New Beginnings 22:20 Touring and Audience Engagement 26:24 Album Release Strategy and Future Plans 30:33 Merchandising and Fan Interaction 31:55 Music - Call of the Road. 35:31 The Inspiration Behind the Music 38:03 Crafting Unique Merchandise 41:27 Ethics in Music and Merchandise 45:31 Community and Inclusivity in Art 48:06 Experiences at Stonehenge 49:52 Music - Sorrow Brings Me Joy 51:42 Musical Recommendations and Personal Stories 57:34 A Folk My Life Moment. You can find out more about this episode at www.folkmylife.co.uk You can also follow A Different Thread on their website http://www.adifferentthread.com Support their Patreon Account at https://www.patreon.com/c/adifferentthread/home
18 Jul 2025
A different Thread - Folk My Life - Trailer
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, Andy chats with Alicia Best and Robert Jackson of A Different Thread, exploring their musical journey from a chance encounter in Galway to their current tour in the Folk and Americana scene. They discuss their unique sound, the emotional connections in their songwriting, and the importance of live performances. The conversation also delves into their relocation to the United States, the album creation process, and their commitment to sustainability and community engagement through their music and merchandise. The episode concludes with personal song recommendations and reflections on the power of music to connect people. We discuss how a chance encounter in Galway sparked a musical partnership, that would span 10 years and lead to a creative partnership that has endured. Alicia discusses her difficult time in the US which prompted her escape to Guatemala and how their paths once crossed without them knowing while they were both busking on the same street in New York. They share the story of creating a community quilt, embroidered by Alicia and made up of hundreds of pieces of fabric collected at Gigs during their tour, weaving together the stories and sentiments of hundreds of fans into a patchwork quilt that symbolises there core message of inclusivity and diversity. Musical Inclusions. This episode includes tracks from their new album including the beautiful and lilting “come on home molly” and the painfully honest track “Call of the Road”. We discuss the origins of these great songs and the process of crafting them from the heartfelt raw emotions of their genesis to the rounded and accessible pieces they are, now they are out in the world. Alica and Robert also tease us with a sample of their latest release “Sorrow Brings Me Joy” and leak some interesting revelations about the new album, and their process of touring the music from it. Robert describes how this is an antidote to the digital age. You can find out more about this episode at www.folkmylife.co.uk You can also follow A Different Thread on their website http://www.adifferentthread.com Support their Patreon Account at https://www.patreon.com/c/adifferentthread/home
5 Jul 2025
Rob Clamp - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, host Andy speaks with Rob Clamp, a rising star in the folk music scene and an artist at the white hot edge of "loud folk". They discuss Rob's unique approach to fundraising through running, his experiences selling out shows, and the importance of community in music. Rob shares insights into his songwriting process, the significance of his song ' All Quiet on the Western Front'. Rob is known for his unique sound and engaging performances, and his outstanding contributions to community causes. Rob ended up running about 150 kilometres in March this year for the Samaritans raising loads of money for this great cause. He also touches on the strong community support from his fans, which Andy suggests should be called the Clampons. This was such a great episode to record, Rob's natural style and open nature allows us to explore the really heartfelt stories behind some of his greatest songs. I found new meaning in the song "Riverside' after discussing the origin of this great track and how important it was to Rob and his family. You can reach out to Rob on line - www.https://www.robclampmusic.com (http://www.https//www.robclampmusic.com) Live Music in the Podcast Studio Rob treats us to a live acoustic version of his amazing song "All Quiet On the Western Front". Rob unlocks some of the stories associated with this song, and explains his deep personal connection to the First World War... Also In This Episode Andy and Rob discuss the differences between the music scenes in Germany and the UK, concluding that in Germany, the music scene offers more support for independent artists compared to the UK. The conversation also touches on the challenges of being a touring musician and the importance of engaging with fans. Rob discusses a great Folk My Life moment, involving the song "Who Shot JFK?" and the conspiracy theorists at a gig... Rob's Musical Recommendations The songs Rob selected to share with his playlist are in the list below... From his own collection, he chose to recommend, The Riverside and Who Shot JFK?. Rob's song choices from other artists for this list are Atlantic City - Bruce Springsteen I won't Back Down - Tom Petty American Girl - Tom Petty You only Love Once - Dave Clamp (Rob's brother) I also included his latest single Running out of steam and the studio version of "All Quiet On The Western Front" on the playlist, because these were both songs Rob Discussed during the Podcast. Rob Clamp Live You can find our review of Rob's show at the The Water Rats here... Rob Clamp - Live at the Water Rats (https://folkmylife.co.uk/rob-clamp/) There is such a wide landscape of music in Rob’s collection, if lyrics are your thing then this is a song book you can plug into, if stomping good festival-folk is where you are at, Rob has barrowloads of it. If it is tender finger style guitar you need in your life… you will not be disappointed. Timings 00:00 Introduction to Folk My Life Podcast 00:47 Introducing Rob, The Loud Folk Artist 02:05 Running for a Cause: Rob's Unique Fundraising 04:36 The Joiners: A Milestone in Rob's Career 07:16 Building a Loyal Fanbase: The Clampons 09:00 Giving Back to the Community 10:40 Engaging Live Performances: A Folk Revival 13:11 Merchandise Evolution: Socks and CDs 17:28 Live Performance: All Quiet on the Western Front 22:04 The Story Behind the Song 31:33 Connecting Through Music: Running Out of Steam 31:57 Reflections on War and Music 36:14 The Folk Scene and Authenticity 40:07 Contrasting Music Industries: UK vs Germany 43:51 Curiosity in Music Audiences 46:22 The Journey of a Touring Musician 47:09 A Folk My Life Moment 49:51 Song Recommendations and Personal Favourites
3 Jul 2025
Rob Clamp - Folk My Life - Trailer
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, host Andy speaks with Rob Clamp, a rising star in the folk music scene. They discuss Rob's unique approach to fundraising through running, his experiences selling out shows, and the importance of community in music. Rob shares insights into his songwriting process, the significance of his song ' All Quiet on the Western Front'. Rob Clamp is known for his unique sound and engaging performances, and his outstanding contributions to community causes. Rob ended up running about 150 kilometres in March this year for the Samaritans raising loads of money for this great cause. He also touches on the strong community support from his fans, which Andy suggests should be called the Clampons. This was such a great episode to record, Rob's natural style and open nature allows us to explore the really heartfelt stories behind some of his greatest songs. I found new meaning in the song "Riverside' after discussing the origin of this great track and how important it was to Rob and his family. Live Music Rob treats us to a live acoustic version of his amazing song "All Quiet On The Western Front". Rob unlocks some of the stories associated with this song, and explains his deep personal connection to the First World War... Also in this episode. Andy and Rob discuss the differences between the music scenes in Germany and the UK, concluding that in Germany, the music scene offers more support for independent artists compared to the UK. The conversation also touches on the challenges of being a touring musician and the importance of engaging with fans. Our Gig Review of Rob You can find our review of Rob Clamp Live at The Water Rats here... Rob Clamp - Live at the Water Rats (https://folkmylife.co.uk/rob-clamp/)
28 Jun 2025
Christina Alden And Alex Patterson - Folk My Life
In this engaging conversation, Christina Alden and Alex Patterson discuss their latest album 'Safe Travels', the challenges of balancing family life with their music career, and the creative process behind their songwriting. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences as parents and how these experiences influence their music. Live Music Christina and Alex perform three amazing songs from their collection, in the "Folk Cellar" under their home, the studio where most of their recent albums have been recorded. Also in this episode... We chat about "live illustrations" with music, and working with the artist Chris Riddell, on their recent tour. Handmade merchandise and the importance of buying music and products direct from independent artists, to support their work. The couple also reflects on the importance of live performances and audience connection, as well as the collaborative nature of their work. They conclude with recommendations for other artists and songs that inspire them. Timings 00:00 Introduction to Folk My Life Podcast 06:28 The Personal Touch: Hand-Printed Albums and Merch 14:09 Live Music - Safe Travels 17:23 The Meaning Behind 'Safe Travels' Song 19:46 Navigating the Music Industry: Streaming and Support 23:27 Recording and Collaborating. 27:51 Collaborative Creativity in Music Production 30:14 The Significance of Home in Music 31:44 Live Music - Raven Yard 33:39 The Importance of writing organically and shaping the album. 35:01 Discussing Chris Ridell and Live Drawing with Music 40:16 Christina and Alex talk about Parenthood and Music 42:35 Preparing for baby number 2 43:25 Live Music - Etta's Song 46:40 Musical Influences and Recommendations 52:16 A 'Folk my life' moment... 55:42 Ending and Outro
24 Jun 2025
Christina Alden And Alex Patterson - Folk My Life - Podcast Trailer
This is a sneak peak of what is to come in the New Podcast from FolkMyLife. The Full Episode will be available next Saturday so, like or follow us to be informed when the full episode is released. In this engaging conversation, Christina and Alex Patterson discuss their latest album 'Safe Travels', the challenges of balancing family life with a music career, and the magic of live performances. They share personal stories about their songwriting process, the importance of original music, and the impact of streaming on musicians. The couple also reflects on their experiences as parents and the joy of collaborating with other artists, including live illustrator Chris Riddell. Their passion for music and storytelling shines through as they explore the themes of love, family, and creativity.
21 Jun 2025
Rachel Hill - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, host Andy interviews Rachel Hill, a talented folk musician from Cambridge. As well as including a live recording of the song "We Move", they discuss Rachel's musical journey, from her early influences and songwriting experiences to her use of technology in music and the art of live performance with a loop station. Rachel shares her thoughts on busking, the importance of connecting with audiences, and her upcoming tours, including a special mention of her plans for a new album. The conversation highlights the emotional depth of Rachel's music and her unique approach to creating and performing. You can connect with Rachel Hill via her website - https://www.rachelhillmusic.com
16 Jun 2025
Rachel Hill - Folk My Life - Podcast Trailer
This is a sneak peak of what is to come in the New Podcast from FolkMyLife. The Full Episode will be available next Saturday so, like or follow us to be informed when the full episode is released. In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, host Andy interviews Rachel Hill, a talented folk musician from Cambridge. As well as including a live recording of the song "We Move", they discuss Rachel's musical journey, from her early influences and songwriting experiences to her use of technology in music and the art of live performance with a loop station. Rachel shares her thoughts on busking, the importance of connecting with audiences, and her upcoming tours, including a special mention of her plans for a new album. The conversation highlights the emotional depth of Rachel's music and her unique approach to creating and performing. You can connect with Rachel Hill via her website - https://www.rachelhillmusic.com
13 Jun 2025
Jennifer Reid - Folk My Life
In this episode of the Folk My Life podcast, Andy interviews the talented folk artist Jennifer Reid. They discuss her unique approach to folk music, the significance of broadside ballads, and her recent tour in New Zealand. Jennifer shares her experiences of connecting with audiences, the importance of collaboration, and how she brings historical narratives to life through her performances. The conversation also touches on the humour found in folk music, the challenges of being a modern artist, and her upcoming album release. You can find more information about Jenn's New Album, tour dates and ways to get in touch, including links to all her socials here.... https://www.jenniferballads.com (https://www.jenniferballads.com)
7 Jun 2025
Jennifer Reid - Folk My Life - Podcast Trailer.
This is a sneak peak of what is to come in the New Podcast from FolkMyLife. The Full Episode will be available next Saturday so, like or follow us to be informed when the full episode is released. In this episode Andy talks to the talented folk artist Jennifer Reid. They discuss her unique approach to folk music, the significance of broadside ballads, and her recent tour in New Zealand.
7 Jun 2025
Folk My Life - Podcast Introduction
Welcome to the ‘Folk, My Life’ podcast. If you already heard of FolkMyLife, from our weekly playlists, or our gig reviews, then hello to you and thanks for being here. If you are totally new to Folk my life, which I suspect you might be, I want to quickly tell you about our weekly playlist. We absolutely love sharing new and interesting music from amazing soloists and musicians from around the world. I got so tired of “the algorithms” serving up the same old lists of mathematically identical music to stuff I had already listened to. I don’t know if you know what I mean, but the “play radio” button just wasn’t ‘fuzzy’ enough for me. I want to be challenged and to hear things outside of my comfort zone, I wanted to discover something new. If I am honest my music listening has become a bit of a desert, sooo much sand and not much variety, so we decided to make a list. So now, we create a new playlist every week and we post it on folkmylife.co.uk. If you're interested in folk, roots and americana, singer/songwriters and independent artists, then I think you are gonna love the list. Take yourself to your favourite steaming platform and search for the folk my life weekly playlist, hopefully you'll find us there, and you can follow the playlist. We replace every track on the list each week with 20 new songs so with a bit of luck you'll find something you really love. That’s the playlist covered, let’s talk about the pod a bit… I get so frustrated listening to the radio, and the coverage that new and emerging artists get. By the time the DJ has waffled a bit and asked a question there is only enough air time left to sneak in a plug for a new album or a fourth coming gig. I wanted to give space to new and emerging singers and songwriters to talk about their music and there lives without one eye on the clock. Really hope you enjoy the Podcast and our playlists. You can look up the list at www.folkmylife.co.uk (www.folkmylife.co.uk), where we publish gig reviews, music notes and previously featured lists... You can follow the weekly list on Spotify here (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2R8p2Dt6sZYtrOwGZnxfPN?si=7cc5446ae4a44bf5)...
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