Folk

Kirsty McGee is no ordinary singer/songwriter. Having begun performing on the Manchester band scene at the age of 14, she moved onto the acoustic circuit and rapidly built her name and reputation. "The British folk scene may yet unleash a young upstart...

Kingdom Book One was made entirely on the grounds of a Florida prison and features background vocals from 1,300 inmates. "I think this album is for every fan that loves music, and our hope is that these songs and the stories behind them will serve as a...

Kila, Ireland's leading contemporary traditional band are joined by Japanese singer Oki, who brings a surreal element to their supernatural performances. The album is a mix of Irish traditional, Ainu traditional and everything in between, it is a funky...

Kevin Johnson made the UK Top 30 in 1975 with the hauntingly memorable "Rock & Roll I Gave You The Best Years Of My Life". The song had originally been released back in 1973 and made Kevin's native Australian Top 5 before making the USA Billboard charts...

Kentucky mountain music was described by Pete Seeger in 1987: "I have no proof, but I suspect that the Kentucky mountain style (of singing a short verse in a high intense voice, and then playing for 20 or 30 seconds some lightning quick notes on the...

Katie Melua - Live in Concert (feat. Gori Women's Choir) - Katie Melua 'Live In Concert' 2xCD album featuring Gori Women's Choir, recorded at London's Central Hall, Westminster, in December 2018. Gori Women's Choir first worked with Katie on the...

Kathy Fire, self-proclaimed lesbian anarchist, used her songs to fight battles (many of which are still being fought today): Of labels like "lady, dyke, commie, sinner, and crazy," of "this woman's game," of conforming to the limitations of "mainstream...

Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakermna are proud to announce their own album "Tomorrow Will Follow Today," their boldest musical statement to date. After being voted "Best Duo" in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2013 and also nominated for "Best Original Song"...

Kate Taylor, of the renowned musical clan that includes brothers James, Livingston, Alex and Hugh, is releasing WHY WAIT! On Aug 6. The album reunites her with many of the key players who backed her on her 1971 debut, SISTER KATE, including renowned...

Kate Taylor is the younger sister of James Taylor, who plays on this album along with Linda Ronstadt, Carol King, J.D. Souther, Bernie Leadon, Danny Kortchmar, Merry Clayton, John Hartford, Peter Asher, Russ Kunkel & Lee Sklar. It reached number 88 on...

Kate Smith was a singer very much in the traditional mode, who had big hits soon after she began her career in the 1920s, and remained hugely popular long into the post-war decades. Known variously as "The First Lady Of Radio" and "The Songbird Of The...

Kate Rusby's album, Hand Me Down, started life a few years ago whilst she was rehearsing for the Jo Whiley Show on BBC Radio 2. Jo asks her live music guests to perform songs of their own plus any cover version of their choice, Kate's choice at that time...