folk

Samuel Foxton Welles is a reclusive artist and musician, and although currently based in Whitby, UK, he has been known to take up residence from time to time in a series of caves somewhere in North Yorkshire. His music is formed from an idiosyncratic mix of styles, occasionally utilising a variety of unusual and makeshift instruments. Through the Leeds based-label Hope House Records the album entitled ‘Pony and Trap’ was released in October 2008 and is presented in a handmade cardboard and felt sleeve, developing the idea of the item being a self-contained piece of artwork.

Bob Delyn a'r Ebillion are a Welsh folk-rock band fronted by poet, bard, singer and harpist Twm Morys. Their songs are sung in Welsh, with several in Breton (singer Nolwenn Korbell also features on two of their albums), strongly influenced by traditional songs and legends, but with an original, fresh take. This is also evident in the music, a unique mix of contemporary rhythms and instruments, with strong presence of Celtic harp and haunting sax.
They have released four albums, Sgwarnogod Bach Bob (Bob's Little Hares), Gwbade Bach Cochlyd (Little Red Faces), Gedon and Dore.

The indie-folk troubador Thomas Jonsson was 2008 listed in the British newspaper The Times as one of six acts who have taken the Swedish pop scene onwards since ABBA. Now in 2010, the time has come to release his fourth solo album 'ARCTIC' (Playground Music) which is the first one to come out under his brand new musical alias I'm Kingfisher (formerly: Thomas Denver Jonsson). Scandinavian Release Oct 18th, The release was followed by touring with Ed Harcourt in Scandinavia. During spring 2011, Arctic is released in UK, Benelux, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and more.