‘Hope in The Highlands: Recorded Live From Dunvarlich’ is a new live album taken from Vance’s concert film of the same name, recorded at Dunvarlich House, a beautiful Arts & Crafts house in Highland Perthshire.

Out now, the Bristol trio’s debut album ‘We Are Girls’ is “confident high octane pop-punk with attitude” (Daily Mirror) with “catchy choruses, caustic wit and clever production that captures their ferocious live sound” (The Sunday Times).

Brooklyn-based duo comprised of identical twins David and Adam Moss return new album ‘Calla Lily’, out April 16. First single ‘On The Road Again’ is an ode to touring with immaculate harmonies that justify the many comparisons to Simon and Garfunkel.

The Edinburgh musician’s new single ‘Caterpillar’ – produced by Rod Jones of Idlewild – has been added to BBC 6Music’s playlist. The accompanying video was directed by Ellen De Faux, who has been nominated for a 2021 GRAMMY for her work on Harry Style’s ‘Adore You’ video.

Featuring Camilla Stavely-Taylor of The Staves ‘Canada’ is a “wistful, transporting folk-rock ode to the Great White North” (The Times). The track is the second ti be taken from the forthcoming EP ‘Songs From Echo Zoo’ (out April 30) following lead track ‘Dreaming’.

‘Day By Day’ is the brilliant new single from the acclaimed Nashville-based musician, the second track to be lifted from his new album ‘Motivational Speaking’ – out May 14 via Nettwerk – following lead single ‘How It Works’.

Having recently released his acclaimed new album ‘Sad Hunk’, Nova Scotia-based musician Bahamas has announced ‘Live To Tape’, a bi-weekly series of live sessions with guests including The 400 Unit, Dawes, Bob Glaub, Russ Kunkel, Sam Weber, The Teskey Brothers & many more.

Quarantined at home in Nashville, award-winning guitarist Tuttle taught herself to use Pro-Tools and recorded covers album ‘…but I’d rather be with you’, choosing songs from artists as diverse as FKA twigs and Rancid. The brilliance and originality of her re-interpretations saw the album receive 4-star reviews in Mojo, The Times and Daily Mail.